I stopped going to the Farm about the same time I stopped blogging. Today was my first day back after the wedding. I came away with lots of produce and inspiration. My lunch was unbelievably yummy. There's still enough variety of food there that I don't have to supplement from the Farmer's Market or grocery store. In the winter and early spring, when all they're growing is peas and fava beans and lettuce, then I'll pop by the Farmer's Market for my orange veggies, but for now, fresh and free is best!
I tried not to get my hands dirty, in an effort to preserve my manicure, but I don't think it will last much longer. My nails were long when I got it, and they continue to grow and begin to get in the way . . .
Still flying high from the wedding. Have a meeting to attend tonight and chores in the kitchen and thank you notes to write before then . . . busy, busy as ever, but without the pressure of the wedding deadline, it feels much more easy to bear.
11 November 2009
10 November 2009
Back in Blogging
The worst of the craziness is over and I have a little time for updates again.
The wedding was wonderful. Everything I could have hoped. All my plans went well, and even the inevitable snafus were manageable. It was simple and sweet and everyone had a good time. M & I even got a day away from it all, and we're planning a longer trip in the near future. It feels good to be married.
The past 6 or 7 weeks of planning were really hectic, though, and now I have to get on with several new projects, like thank you notes and unpacking the new apartment and changing my name with all the agencies.
And also I need to move forward with old projects like bread baking and farm work and church leadership. Onward, upward, forward! O, Brave New World of Matrimony.
The wedding was wonderful. Everything I could have hoped. All my plans went well, and even the inevitable snafus were manageable. It was simple and sweet and everyone had a good time. M & I even got a day away from it all, and we're planning a longer trip in the near future. It feels good to be married.
The past 6 or 7 weeks of planning were really hectic, though, and now I have to get on with several new projects, like thank you notes and unpacking the new apartment and changing my name with all the agencies.
And also I need to move forward with old projects like bread baking and farm work and church leadership. Onward, upward, forward! O, Brave New World of Matrimony.
20 September 2009
Too Busy to Blog
Way to busy right now with wedding planning to blog much. Hopefully will be able to pick up again in a couple of months . . .
16 September 2009
Down Side
So I managed to hook onto an unsecured network at home and immediately managed to waste most of a morning on-line. Well at first it was productive, but it has since spiraled down into procrastination. I ought to eat and get to the farm.
09 September 2009
Escaping Plans
This wedding is taking on a life of its own. I'm doing it so fast I can't obsess, but that is kind of scary, actually. It's not taking shape at all the way I expected. I think it will be good, but I have to let a lot of preconceived, cognitive commitments go.
03 September 2009
Peace Lily
My Peace Lily is budding! I get to finally see a bloom after owning it for more than 2 years! I am so excited! It's such a treat to watch it floreshing in my window. :)
01 September 2009
Collage Dayz
Ran into an acquaintance from Collage today who had just moved to town. She was nice to me and seemed happy to see me and asked for my number. Maybe I've found a new-old friend . . .
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