It's Official

I'm a little disappointed about it being just in America, but I'll shoot for Asia and Europe next week.

Busted!

I'm pretty sure that if we go to a restaurant and Jon doesn't want me to eat food, he'll mix his foods together because he knows I hate that.

Words cannot express

Even though she is engaged and shouldn't be looking at singles' websites, I have to thank Brittany Lane for this little gem.

Not sure about internet dating? Does it work for people? Can a beautiful success story?

http://www.ldsmingle.com/success_stories.html

Read the first one and I guarantee you won't be sorry (that you've never used LDSMingle).

Dear Beka

Thanks for getting me addicted to design blogs. Thanks a lot.

Because a lot of people post about things they like, I thought that I would be like them and post some things I don't like.

1. When food on my plate gets all mixed up. Like this:

I hope we all can agree that no matter what happens once it's in my body, I want it to go in separately.

2. People that talk on their cell phones in the bathroom. I don't do it, and I wouldn't want someone to do it to me.

3. Daylight savings time. I really just don't get it.

4. People that are fake. When I think people are being fake, I lie or exaggerate to confuse them. This either creates a real reaction, or some enjoyment for me. I tell people I met my fiancee on Craigslist , or through Livelinks.

5. Pedestrian who think "the right of way" means "the always right of way." This is not true and you could die.
6. Feet
7. Romantic comedies

8. Meg Ryan

9. Romantic comedies with Meg Ryan


10. Blogs with music.

Typical questions

When people ask me "How's the wedding going?" I know that they are just making small talk. Very few people want to hear the intimate details of the labels I plan on making for the food at the reception - generally I don't even want to think of it. But when they ask me that questions, here are a few of my responses:

- It's great.
- It's going well.
- Everyone has been so nice.
- It's completely changed my life. Them: Really. Me: No.
- I don't know, I haven't been thinking about it too much lately.
- I'm engaged???
- He's actually planning all of it. Them: Really. Me: No.
- Well, I've never planned a wedding before so as far as I'm concerned I've finished everything.

Some of these responses may not make me look like the blushing bride-to-be that I certainly try to portray. But then again, circumstances can only change your genetics and parent's influence so much. In response to that questions my mom has said:

- I have more pressing things to think about.

She also told me that she might strangle the next person who asks her, well-wishing as they may be.

We're open to any other suggestions about responses to this and other everyday and mundane questions.