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Saturday Oct 6, 2007 ~ "1 Day To Go"

I've just walked in the door from my bachelorette party. It's officially one day away from our wedding! I'm excited.

I'm thankful that I have a wonderful man to walk down the isle to. I really can not imagine waiting a year or more to have this day. Even though it was alot of work I'm happier planning our wedding in a short amount of time. It's made this event even more special and intimate. There was not enough time to argue with vendors and people who wanted to be invited. Well atleast not often LOL

It's 2:39 am and I need to get up at 8:30 to pick up FI from the airport. But I don't want to go to sleep. I'm excited to see him after a month apart. I'm excited to put on my dress, tiara, and veil. I'm excited to read my personal vows to my love. I'M JUST FREAKING EXCITED!!!!!!
I must say this to anyone reading this : Tomorrow is not promised. Make everyday meaningful and live it that way. I lost a very dear friend earlier this year. She was in the midst of planning her own wedding before she was murdered. As a result of her death, I've changed my outlook on life.

You cannot live life carelesslly or doing what others say or think you should! You should do what fits you, please think about it. In the last year I left a job that I spent over 50 hours a week at to work part time. Yes it's less money but I've spent more time with my family and friends. I've had numerous special moments with my daughter that I was not able to have before.

Life is what you make it. Make it about the paycheck and you will only see those results. Make it about your wedding day details and not the love that created the wedding, it will be about the glitz and glamour. Make it about what you have compared to others, it will always be a comparison game. I'm saying these things because I've learned several leasons that have shown me this and because I've watch woman after woman on here do some of these things.

Wish me luck!!!

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