Wedding Planning
Temple? Check.
Temple? Check.
Reception Site? Check.
Photographer? Check.
Wedding Dress? Check.
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I had my first nervous breakdown last week. It was just after calling the 50th venue for the reception. And everything was booked. Everything. The next day, I found a reception site. A perfect one, one that will fit all of my guests, allow an outside caterer, and one that I don't have to do much to the space because it is an art museum. Prayers are answered!
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I guess I haven't made it very clear what my plans are after Richard and I are married.
I am moving to Canada.
Let me repeat that.
I am moving to Canada.
No, its true.
And no, I am not giving up my US citizenship. I am becoming a permanent resident of Canada. And my children will have dual citizenship. And my mom will probably have a little studio apartment where she will live when it is not snowing in Canada, which is approximately 6 days out of the year (Richard is trying to convince me it gets warm in Canada. I don't believe him).
Do I have to learn the Canadian National Anthem?
"O Canada"
2 comments:
Nice anthem. Do I need to learn it too? Can Tony live in the studio apartment with me?
Oh whoa!! That is so neat! I am so excited for you :) The things we do for love...I moved to the middle of nowhere for my hubby and you are moving to a frozen tundra for yours! hehe TOTALLY WORTH IT! I love being married and I know you will too :)
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