(no, I'm not a fan of the Dr Laura book, I just liked the way the title sounded!)
This is just a reminder to everyone to take care of your relationship. It may seem silly right now, but there will come a point where you have to make a conscious effort to connect with your spouse. What you are right now so excited for - the living together, just doing life together - you will one day take for granted. You will wake up and realize that you and your husband are not connecting and you will need to make the time to do so. Sometimes that can be a simple date night, but other times you will need to take a few days and get away from life.
H and I just got back from one of those trips. A few years ago, we let things get so bad that it nearly broke us. We weren't connecting, we were just going through life, and I suddenly realized we were living more as roommates than partners, friends, and lovers. It took a lot of tears and hard work, but we made it out of that. A few weeks ago I realized that we were falling into that rut again. H was getting snippy and ignoring me, I was feeling ignored and didn't want to do anything except sit around, and we were just being nitpicky at each other and overall not having a great life.
We decided to get away for a couple of days and went camping at the beach. Let me tell you, that time away was exactly what we needed. It allowed us to be together without other distractions, to focus on one another and our relationship, and to be in each other's company in a relaxed state. There was nothing to worry about, no schedule to follow, nothing to do except relax and enjoy each other's company.
It just reminded me that relationships need nurturing. They don't have to be all hard work all the time, but if you let it go on autopilot at some point you will crash and burn.