Oh the Fireworks!

Jess and I moved to Charleston, and so far it is working out really well. I just got an amazing job, where I will make great money and it is a great opportunity with T-mobile.EEK! Jess has another interview tomorrow with another great company so hopefully that will work out. The whole living with Jess's parents has been interesting but I keep reminding myself it is only temporary and it will be okay. I can do it. Jess took me to fireworks for the 4th of July at the beach last night. It was so amazing. We got there way early, so we sat watching the water and talking, more on that later... The fireworks were so worth the wait and the crazy traffic afterwards. It was the perfect evening. Watching the sun set, the waves crashing in the background, and then the fireworks lighting up the dark sky all while Jess and I together sitting on a beach towel in the soft sand...perfection. I wish I could tell you how much it meant to me. I couldn't decide which one to watch Jess or the fireworks...both were equally beautiful. So while we were waiting Jess and I had an interesting conversation and I would love to have everyone's opinion on it.

How much PDA is too much PDA for a gay couple? Is it the same as a straight couple. I mean while we were at the fireworks, there were alot of families there and Jess and I didnt want to disrespect anyone by holding hands or me laying my head in her lap while the fireworks were going. Is that to much? What are the rules with that? I mean I know there are none actually set but what do yall think?

Another thing is how does a lesbian couple find other lesbian couples to be friends with? We just moved here so we don't know anyone and we would really love to have other lesbian couple friends as well as straight couples. But how do you find them?

I think that was all but it feels like I am leaving something out. I am sure Jess will remember what it is. Leave your thoughts on this for me. Thanks girls!
♥H