We traveled from Denver to Utah to Idaho to Oregon to California and home again. Our trip was full of unforeseen obstacles (like a veritable wall of fuzzy mosquitoes at our campsite in Utah and gunshots in the middle of the night at our campsite in rural Oregon). I almost forget there was also the time our dog peed in the tent.
But, like life and our impending marriage, what you choose to focus on will determine your general impressions and ultimate happiness. So, instead, I choose to remember watching our dog overcome his fear of water in the Great
Salt Lake in Utah, shopping at the Farmers' Market in Bend, Oregon, picnicking at a private campsite with towering trees, swimming in a clear lake off the Californian highway, watching Matt walk to the edge of a bluff and see the Pacific Ocean for the first time.Refreshed from the trip, we now need to kick it into high gear. We need to move from wedding planning to wedding execution.
In the last hour of our ride home yesterday, Matt and I talked through the project plan and translated it into our last action items.
- Talk to Kim about Friday
- C2=agenda, not Wed. night, flowers
- Figure out jobs
- Finalize Mr. Margarita
- Figure out bunk situation
- Make signs
- Favors/gifts
- Finish dress
- Finish sash
- Fix necklace
- Work on quilt
- E-mail Katy about photos
- Solidify agenda with Andy
- Make Andy’s binder
- Finish vows
- Make napkins
- Make tablecloths
- Make favors
- Make one-pagers
- Finish “to bring” list
- Make programs
- E-mail people who have not RSVPed
- E-mail people where they are staying
- Buy flickr storage
- Order kegs
- Order tamales
- Order cakes
- Make Amy’s $ sheet
- Print up final schedules and checklists for everyone
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