more than 2 months of catch-up!
In the midst of our wedding-planning, I forgot I have a blog. Anyway, spring has sprung and so have lots of projects!
Yesterday I planted watermelon with T’s family & some friends of theirs. We went up to Susan & Eddie’s barn and rocked out to some country music and planted something like 250 trays of different varieties. I don’t know how many pallets that was, but it was a lot. I also got a ring off my right hand that had been stuck for a few days (and swollen) with tractor engine grease. Go figure.
Wedding-wise, we have finished a 3-day project of registering for all sorts of fun stuff. I got a real sense for Trapper’s fun decorative taste, which I love! We also ordered a really awesome fondant cake, via Ace of Cakes style, from a local pasty chef. (Thanks mom & dad!) The next projects will be hand-made table centerpieces (which will probably involve some green-thumbing by me and Jenny) and Trapper and I will be creating play-lists for the reception.
In a few weeks I’d like to plant the yard at our new place. I want to spruce up the front yard with some shrubs as a background and then some flower and herb beds out front. The backyard will probably get a vegetable garden. But first, the important stuff: need the landlord to bring some topsoil.
So between finishing taxes, registering my car in another state, holding on to my furlough-happy job, and planting things… we are having a fabulous time planning the wedding! And on Wednesday, I’m going to play violin with someone from work and see how we play together. She is looking for a partner to do wedding music, so I may wind up having a side job for a local wedding coordinator if we like playing together.
Happy Spring
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jsbach said,
March 30, 2009 at 6:51 AM
Sounds like you are a busy bride-to-be. If your funds run low, you can always eat watermelon! The gardens you have planned sound awesome. Very ambitious! This was all very good news
grandma cobourn said,
March 30, 2009 at 6:04 PM
idon’t know what my url is. i like your blog’and it sounds like you’ll be busy all the time. i was glad to hear you are playing the violin. love, grandma