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So, because I have done so great this week and blogged EVERY DAY, I thought I would continue the trend. I was going to do "Thankful Thursday" but I changed my mind. Since it's 8 am, I am going to list 8 things that are on my mind right now...

1. Will the iPod connection work at the wedding venue? I woke up this morning with a horrible thought that it wouldn't. Yikes!

2. I am so glad my mom came to Frisco yesterday - she finds the BEST deals!

3. I spent way too much money on getting my nails done, a pedicure, and my hair cut. But I deserve it, after all this time! :-)

4. I get to see the kids tonight! Yay!

5. I am getting married in 3 weeks and 2 days. Wow.

6. I love my job!

7. I love my new coffee grinder. It rocks.

8. My shoes for my wedding day are the perfect pair. I was so worried about that!

Have a great day, everybody!

Comments

Brittany said…
Loving all your blog posts this week! I am so excited for your wedding!! That will be a happy day for you two and a chance for all of us to see each other!!
March 4, 2010 at 9:36 AM
Nikki McCallum said…
You are doing awesome at posting! Now change your background already! I'm about to hack into your account and do it for you! :)
March 4, 2010 at 3:32 PM
Jenna @ Sharing My Jennarocity said…
Can you please? Brooke hacked in and changed the way the words looked, I would be happy to let you do it. I am going to text you my info.
March 5, 2010 at 7:26 AM
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