Life is good! God has been amazing and never stops showing me new and wonderful things in this life, as temporary as it may be.  The wedding went great! Thanks to all who could make it and for everyone who sent a gift, it was greatly appreciated and i feel very blessed.  All our needs are met and now God is showing us how and where to bless others with our blessings. 
Tonight we took a stroll to the store 2 blocks away and I'm definitely enjoying city life.  Everyone is out on a nice warm night like tonight, and it's fun to meet people.  Tomorrow is Open Gate Ministry at the school.  On a nice night we might have 50 kids come out.  It's an awesome opportunity to impact young impressionable lives for Christ.  We have a good team of staff who are faithful in coming.  I'd say we have 10-15 young people from various churches who help.
We are finding our rhythm as married folk and it's the best thing to ever happen:)  I know Xanga use is dwindling but i'll try and put some pics of our new life on here sometime.  Untill then peace out, Serve Him!

Ryan & Amy Huber

To put it mildly, a lot has happened in the past (almost) month since I've updated.  Now, I feel I've had an incredible life thus far, I've been very blessed to be able to experience many things.  Living in Asia for four months was one of those very incredible things, and snowboarding in Colorado, and road tripping the great West for a month with my best friends, and wake boarding in Canada, and being in Nicaragua twice, and the list goes on.  Now I have a news flash for ya, while all those things had their unique experiences and amazing people, this past month has beat them all!! 
I AM ENGAGED!!  The excitement before and ever since has been immense, and i'm still learning to deal with:)  One morning I awoke at 4am, got a very tall glass of ice water, and pretty much laid in bed till 6 dreaming/scheming.  I've had many requests for the chain of events that led to my knee getting sandy, so I will briefly explain.  Early Saturday morning on September 1st I made the familiar drive into Reading, only this time I wasn't going to meet Amy, but her Dad.  We had a good breakfast, which I only ate 3 bites of.  When his approval was granted, I hurried off to work.  Late that afternoon I packed up the car, made "arrangements" with my parents to have the rose ready in the fridge, and headed back into Reading.  My parents were taking a four day weekend in Ocean City, MD and were to be 'dutifly' met by Amy & I along with Sheldon and Krista on Sunday.  We sang at an old people's home with Fairview youth group, then oddly, toured a house that was for sale:)  The owner had given Amy a key so we could go through it at our leisure.  Well we loved the house, and it was killin' me cause I knew we would probably be living here, and I was gonna ask her that night, and I couldn't say a word!  Anywayz we made our three hour trip to the beach without stopping once, and had a very pleasant time together.  We got to our ocean front room and pulled on my favorite black hoodie reading 'Cedar Point' from my bro's bachelor party, and stuffed a rose underneath, out of sight but definitely not out of mind!  We started our stroll hand in hand and came to a stop as far away as possible from the few fisherman and other couples on the beach after midnight.  So we stood there and I'm clueless how to initiate this thing they call proposing.  Suddenly, as a nudge from God, Amy spotted a beautiful falling star.  So I jumped at the circumstances and pulled out my rose, dropped to my knee and asked Amy Fox if she would marry me!!!

She said Yes!!






So the big day is past, the big day that shared my Mom's 50th celebration of life.  The first week is almost behind us as well, and it's only now starting to really happen.  We bought a house!!!  It is wonderfully located across the street from Fairview Mennonite Church's playground, and two blocks from school were Amy is teaching this year.  The whole experience has been good, even down to signing the agreement of sale last night and ending up answering questions and sharing the love of Christ with the owners who were very interested in us as a couple buying a house, but not living in it until we were married.  By the way it's looking like a weekend in March, but we don't have a church yet so I won't confuse you with the exact date.  We would appreciate your prayers as we continue to plan, and thanks for the many emails and texts and calls.  One of these days I wanna post pics of the house for yal to see where we'll be living. 

Peace out,
       Huber