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I Don't Want To Work
This weekend, my sister and Jenna went and ordered their dresses. Here they are. . .
Jenna----
http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridesmaids_bycolor_detail.jsp?stid=2332&sid=7969&cfid=69
Liz-----
http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridesmaids_bycolor_detail.jsp?stid=1674&sid=15549&cfid=69
Most Likely I think Sam will pick this----
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YESH!
I just got a phone call. My dress has arrived! My dress has arrived! I get to go pick it up next week. -
I Got A Pink One
Several months ago, Nick bought a motorcycle. When he bought the new toy, I told him I would try it out.He passed the driving test two weeks ago, so he can now carry passengers while he rides. After buying a helmet yesterday, I went for a short ride with him. The ride is frightening, but fun and thrilling. I understand why he likes it so much. I ( Read more... ) -
What Is Happening. . .
- Wedding Planning madness.- I am trying to get as much done now as possible. I don't want to deal with a lot once I get in to the middle of the semester.
- Nick and I are moving in a few weeks. I am trying to collect boxes, get rid of stuff we don't use and pack everything else.
- My sister finally found a teaching job! She started last week with 20 ( Read more... )
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Guilty Pleasure
I admit it. I have a thing for lounge singers. When I heard that Wayne Newton will be on the next version of Dancing with the Stars I may have to end my general boycott of stupid reality television. -
You Can Never Watch Too Many Episodes of Friends
In the paperwork I received from a client there was a woman named Rachelle Ross. That amuses me greatly. -
I Have A New Title (Sort Of)
I am an Aunt! Technically not until January, but I don't care.My new nephew was born Saturday evening. I haven't seen him in person yet, but from the picture on Nick's cellphone he is adorable I can't wait to see him tomorrow night! -
This Explain Quite A Bit
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"Chaucers the Name, Writings the Game."
July 12, 1389 : Geoffrey Chaucer is named chief clerk by Richard II
King Richard II appoints Geoffrey Chaucer to the position of chief clerk of the king's works in Westminster on this day in 1389.
Chaucer, the middle-class son of a wine merchant, served as a page in an aristocratic household during his teens and was associated with the aristocracy ( Read more... )
