Raise a glass, make a toast in your honor
Thank you to everyone that sent me kind emails and comments regarding my last entry. It's a little better now, but it's still just the beginning of dealing with all the things to come. Today I'm going to go try and find the cemetary where my friend is buried and I've consoled Pasty (my breakup friend) as much as I can and I'm thinking she's going to be okay. It may be for five minutes, but at least it's something. I'm glad I came home for the weekend, but I'm very ready to go back. Everyone else seems to be dealing with everything else relatively well, so I've decided to take those weights off my shoulders, send nice cards and just hope for the best for them. It's all I can do at this point. I've been waiting for the weather to turn cooler for so long and now that it's happening, I've gotten lost in all the drama and forgotten why.
So it's time to refocus and remember that not everything around me is bad. The reason I've been waiting for fall? It means that we're closer to our wedding. We are meeting with both our cake lady and our photographer next week. Once those two things are settled, it will be mostly just fun stuff and details. Honestly, I cannot wait until after the first of the year. I want the holidays and I want some winter magic, but I know that after the first of the year, it will become serious crunch time for the wedding and I honestly cannot wait for that. I know that some of you may be wondering why in the hell I would be so excited to be in the middle of wedding planning insanity. Yes, it may frustrate me and leave me exhausted, but at least it would mean that something is happening. There would be no more waiting around for things to start. No more postponements and waiting on the vendors to take an interest in us because we're just an "'07 wedding." No more "initial appointments" and laying down deposits. It would be on. It would be close. It would be our time. Finally. I can't wait.