Some of the things I learned on my Honeymoon

For our honeymoon we stayed in a little town on Cape Cod, in a charming little inn. We explored Cape Cod a couple of days and took day trips to both Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Most importantly, I learned that I love being with Ryan 24/7 (it's the best when he doesn't have to go home at night or sleep in a different bed), though I was already confident that would be the case. Nonetheless, it was a dream to have so much uninterrupted time together.

Here are some of the other things that I learned:

It's possible to get sunburned on the ferry boat.

Before:

And After:

The oldest working carousel is on Martha’s Vineyard

Lobster Rolls are really just like tuna fish sandwiches--but lobster instead of tuna (I'm not sure what I was expecting...but it wasn't a lobster/mayo sandwich. I was so disappointed.)

Married life is full of Love n' Happiness

(and this store may have been too, but since we were in P-town--aka one of the gay capitals of the US--it was filled with snacks, gay porn, and cat magazines. So...I guess it all depends on what you definition of "Love n Happiness" is. Oh, and in case you were wondering, our definition includes more snacks and less of the other two things...)

And speaking of snacks...Cape Cod has some delicious treats

There were more light houses than we had energy to see in one trip (but we sought out as many as we could)

The sunset is really pretty when there aren't any buildings in the way

Drive in Movies still exist! Yeah!! It was like being 15 years old again

There was always something fun to see


or shopping to do

Tandem biking is the best way to get around the islands

The beaches are beautiful

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The hydrangeas are AMAZING! More amazing than anywhere else (I think it's because of the rain), and not only are they beautiful, they're EVERYWHERE. Each bush prettier than the last.

The houses and towns are charming. We found it was best to walk by them, point, and say "Adorbs" at loud as the house deserved. It's really the only way to describe things: AAHDORBS.

Also, we're both pretty adorable (or both just narcissists. Whatever you want to call us, I guess...)

(Are we not?)

"Whale" makes for some good puns (like, "We had a whaley good time," "We Whale-come you," etc.)

And I learned this to be true as well:

Skinny men ARE sexier