Do you get to sleep at all, Jeanne??
You're going to have quite the action-packed two months! Hey, who did you use for online invitations? I found one that mailed samples to us, but now I can't find the samples, I didn't bookmark the URL, and I don't remember the name. Ack!! I'm in the process of getting the caterer and the music. I e-mailed the Musician's Local and got a lot of response so I'm sending the demo CDs to my daughter and she can choose. We have to choose from a list of caterers, and they're all running higher than I budgeted for. I suppose that's normal. I'm glad you're able to post occasionally because I'm enjoying reading about your upcoming wedding, and, of course, I know we're all looking forward to you posting pictures of the event. So what are your choices for a honeymoon? In July, I'm guessing you'll be wanting something cool and not very humid, or at least something involving water? My DH's family lives in New Hampshire (Barrington), and he used to spend summers there and on a "pond" (we call them lakes in the west) in Massachusetts. He vividly remembers the heat and humidity!
Holly, I think waiting until after your review is a good idea, too. I think a month's notice is probably enough. Hope the South Beach thing is going well for you--I've heard good things about that plan. When you and Jennelle get together, you'll have to take pictures and post them. Hope you two have a great time.
Dawnyal, sounds like your kids are running you ragged. As I recall, that's pretty normal with young ones. Has your daughter shoved anything up her nose yet? I don't know too many kids who haven't gone to the ER or the doctor for that problem. My granddaughter has reflux, too, and it's pretty awful to see her vomiting. I can sympathize with you. She's fed through a gastric tube--nothing by mouth so she gets only formula. It's kind of rough.
My 25 year old son called me up the other day and said he'd just been stopped by police in 5 cop cars who arrested him with guns drawn. He was an hour in handcuffs in the back of a squad car until the police figured out that my son hadn't stolen the car he was driving. His car was stolen about 3 weeks ago, then recovered. What he, and the police who told him he could take the car, didn't realize was that the thieves, for whatever reason, put a set of stolen license plates on the car. When it was recovered, my son had to pay $500 to have it towed to his house, then when he was stopped by the police, they took the plates and he had to pay $170 this time to have it towed because you can't drive without plates. Then he had to pay for a cab to his house, and for cab rides to the DMV to get new plates, not to mention the cab ride to work while the car was still missing. The car is a 1990 so he only had liability on it, and I doubt if he'll ever see a penny of restitution from the thief (who was caught). I think he's regretting his move to the big city from sleepy little Boise, Idaho. But at least he has a job, which he didn't have in Boise.