Life As I Know It: its here

September 14, 2006

its here

Its almost here, what you ask? The appointment I made on Sunday, to do what you eagerly read on....To try on my 1st wedding dress. We have a store called David's Bridal, and I called them and made the appointment. There is no turning back now, Chris has to marry me now. Once I have the dress nothing else matters. I am bringing 2 of my bridesmaids, Sarah and Lisa, and also my mommy...because a gal has to have her mommy with her when dress shopping.
I promise to have my camera in tow and will post some pictures, but if I find the "ONE" you will have to wait, because if a certain lurker um.Chris.um shows up that wouldn't be fair and it would ruin the surprise. I am so excited...can't wait

In other news, Chris is pushing me off the computer because his boss started posting his work online and its work time for Chris and bedtime for me....

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Lindsey9/14/2006
OOOOOOHHHH YEAH!! I can't wait to see the pics!! I'm so excited for you Tasha!! Have so much and enjoy every minute of it!
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Anonymous9/17/2006
how was it? I am dying to know?!?!
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September 14, 2006

its here

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