“Ten minutes late” turned out to be the theme for the day – and I didn’t even have to go to work!
It started with the gym. Class started at 9:30. I didn’t really want to go. But I went. I was running a few minutes late, but sometimes class starts a few minutes late. So when I got there, I drove by the window twice to see if I could see if they started yet. This made me more late. It didn’t look like anyone was in there, but I figured if I made the effort to get dressed and leave and drive around the parking lot twice, I should go in and at least see if there really was a class I was missing or not. So I went in. The instructor told me I was 10 minutes late, but no one was there, so no class.
Since there was no class, I figured I had some extra time to kill. I went shopping at the garden center to see what they had. I found a few things, but apparently I took too long to decide. I got home and had about 10 minutes to get ready for my hair appointment. So I ended up getting there about 10 minutes late too. It didn’t seem like a big deal since the place wasn’t very busy, but it turned out that there was a woman who was supposed to go after me and she ended up leaving before getting her hair cut because she had to get back to work. Oops.
After a quick stop for a mini sushi lunch, I headed in to pick up our shower gift from Mom & Dad – a patio set. The pick up went smooth and easy as did the getting home, getting it out of the truck and the putting it together. The only problem was that I was about finished – just had to tighten the bolts on the table, about 10 minutes of work – when the skies opened up and the rains came down. If only I had started 10 minutes earlier.
Today we went and checked out all the picnic shelters at Unicoi. We’re thinking we’ll do the rehersal dinner there to make it super easy and super casual.
In the spirit of the pending Easter Eggs hunts slated for Sunday morning, I’ve uploaded lots of “new” pictures. Instead of a handy dandy link, I’m going to let you roam through the gallery searching for them.
Happy Hunting!
Good News!
The dress is in. It was mildly annoying that the store called me at work on Thursday (where my voice mail clearly stated I would be out of the office until Monday) and said I had five days to pick up the dress, or else… Luckily, Nancy had time to make a lunchtime run for the dress and some well-deserved Pei Wei.
Now the dress is safe and sound under the 24-hour watch of a certain green friend of mine.
Thanks for the pics, Nancy!
We’re making some changes to the wedding plans, so hang on before you book those flights and hotel rooms…updates soon.
I spent some more time playing with the wedding pages tonight. I added a link to a hotel that Mike was asking about, as well as a link to a map from that hotel to the actual wedding site. It occured to me as I was doing that that there may be other questions out there, so ASK – by phone, by email, by comments section, by Jason – I’ll try to answer in the wedding pages somewhere so that everyone can benefit from the info.
If, by chance, I don’t have an answer, I’ll just have Jason make something up.
I’ve fixed some navigation quirks, like the one that was preventing you from actually seeing that there is more than one page in the “Wedding” section.
Certain little cards may have found themselves to certain little mailboxes today, so I just wanted to take a minute and welcome those visiting for the first time and those stopping back in after a while.
Go on, don’t be shy. Register, sign in, leave some comments.
About 2 weeks ago, Kathy asked me if I was ready to go look for dresses. Since I didn’t have any patricularly good reasons to say, “no” – other than the fact that I had no idea what I wanted – I said, “sure.” Yesterday was the day.
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Jason had an early work day today and was home around noon. He told me he planned to take a nap, go pick up the ring around 1:30pm and then head over to where I work to meet me for lunch before his hair appointment at 4pm.
Over lunch, he told me that he actually went directly to the jewelry store. He was planning on buying the unmounted setting he had seen on Sunday and having them reset the stone this afternoon so he could surprise me with it. When he got to the store he looked all over for the setting and eventually learned that it had been sold the day before.
Back at work I showed Laura that I was now official with a ring and all that and she was unable to contain herself. Within an hour, she told most of the office about the engagement.
