Why must days off go by so quickly?
It's almost time for bed and my day off is over. But boy, was I ever productive today. I spent about five hours on invitation envelopes and I'm proud to report that I completed 55 inner and 55 outer envelopes - which means I'm almost halfway through! See the fruits of my labor here, here and here. (That calligraphy course paid off!)
I also figured out my options with my videographer and made an appointment for dress alterations, and I cleaned, cooked dinner and did yoga.
If I had my way, the day would just be getting started and I'd do some reading, go for a walk, do some more blogging and of course some more wedding planning. But alas - and didn't I say this just yesterday? - there are never enough hours. I'll have to wait until my next day off.
Tomorrow night after work I'll be at Jazz in the Park handing out Blatz corkscrews - if you see my table, stop by and say hi. Festa Italiana is this weekend and I think we'll check it out on Friday night. And of course, I still owe posts on Pier Wisconsin and on the cooking class we took last night at the Milwaukee Public Market. I'm getting to it, I promise.
For now - good night!
Wow, your calligraphy looks great! Thanks for the heads up about Jazz...maybe I'll stop by and say "hi" if we make it there!
Posted by: Derek | July 20, 2006 at 08:28 AM
I hope one of those envelopes was addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Whitten. I love that!!!
They really looked great but thinking of all the time spent I am really glad I went with the fold and seal!!! Love you!
Posted by: Heather | July 21, 2006 at 12:47 PM
You've inspired me to learn calligraphy! :) I've just booked my appointment at Broadway Paper.
P.S. I saw you way back at the Brewers Fan Fest - you were taking pics of the little boy that was throwing baseballs, but was too shy to say hi :) I told my kids who you were though! Have a great day!
Posted by: Michelle | July 21, 2006 at 01:55 PM
They look so pretty! I'm so excited to receive one of those lovely envelopes in the mail. It's getting so close now!
Posted by: Amanda | July 21, 2006 at 02:14 PM