There are a million things to decide that, of course, in the long run really don’t matter. Should the invitation be ecru or eggshell? (I don’t even know what those are). If you think someone is going to get that invitation in the mail and scoff at your color choice, you have a long life of worry and woe ahead of you. Pick a damn color and send it away. Like I said, a free party will trump any faux-pas you could possibly make (and you don’t want the people who care about your invitation at your party anyway, jerks). In the end, I guess I don’t care if I make all the decisions, being The Bride and all. I guess I’ll call it success if he shows up at the church.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Not a Care in the World
So, Fiancé is being a very much stereotypical groom-to-be: he has no opinions. None. As long as we don’t serve shellfish (so he can make it through the night without an ambulance ride), he literally doesn’t care about making any decisions. And it’s not like he’s just saying that and will freak out later when he realizes what is going on, it’s like he really doesn’t mind whatever I choose. Is this an accident waiting to happen? Have I morphed into the scary bride who asks for help but puts out the vibe that says “don’t actually help me, this is my wedding $%^hole!”?
There are a million things to decide that, of course, in the long run really don’t matter. Should the invitation be ecru or eggshell? (I don’t even know what those are). If you think someone is going to get that invitation in the mail and scoff at your color choice, you have a long life of worry and woe ahead of you. Pick a damn color and send it away. Like I said, a free party will trump any faux-pas you could possibly make (and you don’t want the people who care about your invitation at your party anyway, jerks). In the end, I guess I don’t care if I make all the decisions, being The Bride and all. I guess I’ll call it success if he shows up at the church.
There are a million things to decide that, of course, in the long run really don’t matter. Should the invitation be ecru or eggshell? (I don’t even know what those are). If you think someone is going to get that invitation in the mail and scoff at your color choice, you have a long life of worry and woe ahead of you. Pick a damn color and send it away. Like I said, a free party will trump any faux-pas you could possibly make (and you don’t want the people who care about your invitation at your party anyway, jerks). In the end, I guess I don’t care if I make all the decisions, being The Bride and all. I guess I’ll call it success if he shows up at the church.
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