Providence rocks!

Well, as many of you know I got married. I do not have any pics, yet. When I do I will try to put some up. (That is for those who were not able to make it to the wedding). We have been in the apartment in the 'Ville now for a couple of weeks and a lot of things have happened. This past Sunday we moved our membership to the church we attend here in Kentucky. On Tuesday we made a trip to the Social Security office, so Rebecca could get her name changed on her Social Security card. (We had finally received the official copy of our license last week). After having a rousing wait of approximately 40 minutes, in a place that ... there is no nice way of describing the room or those in it, so I will not describe it. I'm sure there were some people there that were not as bad as they looked. I have seen worse at state fairs. Moving on, we get back to the apartment to grab some lunch before we go get our driver's licenses. We did not make it, because I got a call about a job interview that afternoon and then our washer and dryer showed up. This is a washer and dryer that we did not have to pay for, that's pretty sweet.
I go to my job interview and am handed the job without a real interview. The questions were along the lines of: "So you can work on what days? How does $8.50 an hour sound? Can you come in tonight for orientation?" Needless to say, I had the job because I showed up for the interview. I knew they were desperate for people and I was desperate for a job. It was a perfect fit.
We got our driver's licenses this morning, I am now an official resident of Kentucky.
God has worked providentially in our lives in the last week, and for this we are grateful and thankful. It truly is amazing to see how God works in our lives when we put full faith and trust in Him.