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Friday, July 30, 2010

Self-entertaining

This week, Jeremy and I are talking about DJs and playlists, and though it was never even uttered or stated by name, I ended up with the song YMCA stuck in my head!  Talk about Pavlovian conditioning.  No way do I want to hear or dance to YMCA but by some tucked away learned response from junior high school dances and wedding receptions, it lives on!

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Not too bad

For the first try. (Of course these are not the freshest roses):

Flowers

There's been talk of what to wear and I hope everyone is having as much fun with their outfits as I have been.  Fun with an asterisk.  I missed a period due to stress - THAT wasn't so fun.  Gotta stick to the yoga three times a week.

So you know I didn't want to coordinate outfits, but I would like to coordinate you all with florals.  I was thinking I'd choose the flower and maybe you could each choose the color and style you want to wear your flower(s)?  I'm on a budget so bouquets won't be very grand with lots of different blooms, but I think the options would be:

- pinned flower AKA boutonniere style
- bouquet
- corsage
- hairpin/garland
- am I missing any others?

I love roses, so I'm almost certain the flower would be rose.  Traditional me.

I just watched this video so I am tempted to make my/others bouquet, but I'll resist the temptation to take on too much.  I wouldn't make everything though, don't worry!  Just bouquets, cause I somehow refuse to pay upwards of $145 for some stems tied together with ribbon.  Of course, I'll do a dry run first.  But if I knew what everyone's preference was, I could gauge what to get made and how.  What say you?

Monday, July 26, 2010

Break a Bar, Saritha!

Sending lots of mojo your way!  (Though you won't need it.)  Here's to finishing the Bar Exam with a flourish and to summer for real!

Friday, July 16, 2010

Mood: Chaos Incarnate

Love that.  Heather observed it after some funny email exchanges.
This week really has felt like it, oh boy.  Jeremy and I are both "off" -- oversleeping, taking half days from work, etc.  There's too much going on!  I think Jeremy's beginning to understand what a mad mad mad mad world this wedding planning is.  Hello?!  This is why I've biting my nails to the knuckle for the last 6 months.

I went out on a limb and purchased a dress unseen from Nordstrom.com - I'm hoping my local Mission Statement boutique can re-make it for me and then I'll just return it.  Or maybe, I'll wear it as is.  It's not white, though.  I want to go dress shopping, too!  Oh, where is the time.  Holy crap, theknot.com says its 42 days until our wedding!

Balancing the 10 things that have to get done at once with my current inertia is like a snail walking on a leaf of a plant on a runaway train.  Or something.  Hopefully, it's just the coffee I don't normally have talking.

Monday, July 12, 2010

Can I get a witness

For those of you at the edge of your seats about who - just WHO!? - would be Jeremy's best "person" and witness: wait no more.  I won't make a game out of it this time.  OK, I couldn't resist:

A DRAMA CAST LAY


It's an anagram.  But you should figure it out pretty quickly!

In other news, I am laying low myself.  I'm out of steam since returning from the trip and am a bit lost about what to do next.  So Jeremy's taking the lead on the to-do list this week.  Maybe we'll hear from him next.  Anyone else have a wondering or question - I think I need some wedding planning guidance from the party.  A lessons-learned from PA?  

For me, I hated not knowing how the ceremony was going to go until 12 hours before getting ready.  My parents and I couldn't talk to the priest to understand the details until Thursday night.   I'm sure thousands of ceremonies are and continue to be performed in India without a rehearsal or even a meeting.  I did learn from to just give in a little and let go.  Nevertheless, it'd be nice to be more prepared so I can get to sleep before my wedding day!  We're meeting with Lee this weekend to get our bearings on the civil ceremony.  Will let you know how that goes.