We're getting there:)Now we must insert the details and get 'em printed then sent out.

Thank you to my wonderful and talented brother Josh for designing the whole thing! We love it, thank you so much!!

Invitations it is!

We have already purchased the cardstock in which we'll use to print the invitations.
Target has a great deal where you can buy 50 blank 5x7 cards with envelope for $10! We ended up buying three and are (late in the game, yes I know) designing what we'd like to have on them.
I've found a few fonts which I like a lot and though they cost roughly $30, I love them and I'd rather play it the legal way. (That's what marrying a lawyer does to you! Oh my word :) Oh oh oh but there are some sites that provide you with free fonts as well- at this point I've only seen the tip of the ice berg in the font world. It's so much fun to design these!!

Oh and we've also decided on honey bee's for the "icon" I guess you could say. (Must give great great remarks for Faye and Greer's blog- they've been a wonderful source as of late.
There's a family I sat for once who owns a winery out in California and their icon was a honeybee- Honig Wines- There's also Patron tequila whose bee I really like the design of. Ornate, not cartoony is what we're going for.

We're definitely behind on sending the invites out. You'd think with the time crunch we've given ourselves that we'd kick it in gear but really we're somewhat lax. uh oh.

Also changes have been made with the honeymoon! A new post will have all of the fun info and plans :)

yes please!!

What a week, I can't believe how fast it flew by and now it's Sunday!
Thursday night was so much fun with all the girls, we went to the O'More fashion show which I only got to see the last 15 minutes of. Afterward we went to Boundry in Hillsboro where I enjoyed a verrrry potent "adult" capuccino. LK documented it with a very lovely photo of me....oh my, I think I'll stick to my regular run of the mill wet capuccino at starbucks.

Wedding plans are coming together quite well, I'll meet with Katie (a friend and awesome artist/photographer) about the invitations! I was hoping to do mixed cd's for everyone as a wedding favor but daddy said that copyright infringement would come into play. Can I find a way around it??
Through the very short time that we've started to buckle down in all of the planning I've found that you can honestly do weddings quite sensibly. Also I've put into perspective that this party will only last for 3-4 hours and there's not a need to blow twenty or even ten thousand dollars. In my case the budget is limited and I think I like it better! I'm given the opportunity to make homemade pieces and truly be apart of the planning. My old art teacher from highschool spent a couple of years as one of the top wedding planners in Nashville and has graciously agreed to lend a planning hand.
I will do my best to update with themes: Next task at hand invitations. Eeek!

I'm elated to have a summer wedding with twinkle lights, ice cream, wild flowers, great music and lemonade :)

I love the idea of ice cream cones in July- hot and sticky weather but a little scoop of strawberry gelato and sprinkles makes everything better.




I'll be staying at my parents house tonight as my tire was flat this morning. Luckily Daniel (Adam's brother) saved the day and put on the spare where tomorrow Daddy will save the day and help to put the patched tire back on.
Time for a new car I tell ya! Delilah has been swell but really, I think everyone who's ridden in it knows all of her character can't make up for the instability.
Also sorry for the last post, I was a wee bit emotional.... I know that no one wants a goody bag from my pity party.
Love you all :)

[ photos courtesy of: Ritzy Bee. Oh Joy. Santa Barbara Wedding.
Martha Stewart Weddings]

When it rains, it sure as heck pours I tell ya.
There have been a lot of things lately that have come my way absolutely unwanted and unexpected. Many of which I have since learned from but still wouldn't have asked to be put in my life. You live and you learn and chances are you so don't know as much as you think you do.
Have I been vague enough? K cool.
A few weeks ago Holli and I visited Adam and his roommate Kevin in Memphis for the weekend. We had lots of bar-b-que, looked at wedding dresses, went to Young Avenue Deli to hear a blues band play while eating THE MOST AMAZING FRIED PICKLES EVER!!
But anyway, in driving to bring Adam a snack for lunch I neglected to see a red light, accidentally ran it and got into a car accident with two other people. Completely rattled that it was I who caused all of this I was in shock and felt awful for what was about to occur. No matter how you slice it or how you try to play the 'what if' game, shame falls and you blame yourself incessantly for screwing up.
After the accident I had to get into big girl mode by talking to insurance agents and figure out money options. I had a really really tough week. I cried....a lot.
On top of that work realities started to set in, also the fact that people you never meant to hurt by not telling them things weighs pretty heavy on your heart.
When it rains it pours. I've seen gray skies for 3 weeks, please Jesus I need some sunlight. I'll just say that as much as you might be hurt or upset, I'm carrying it more than you may realize. Just....give me a minute.......
Though after the storm the sun can slowly break through. And I mean rulllll slowly.
April was not my month- Adam and I have had a tough semester... both of us are ready to start the next together. Finally :)
This weekend I came to Memphis again- he's been so very sick with having gotten Salmonella poisoning the last time we were here. Taco Bell any one?
I drove over to take care of him, cook some meals, clean some clothes and sheets- it feels good being the one who gets to care.
From this point on I have great respect for alllll law students. Their butts get kicked and kudos to them for sticking it out.
Enough for a sad post it seems. Back to reality I go.

Sorry for the lack of updates, but here I am!

New meeks (mix) at hand....I'm glad spring has sprung- I'm in need of a park day like no ones business and it's time to update my american apparel v-necks prrrrronto.

Meeks
track 01 Tickets to Crickets by Ferraby Lionheart
track 02 Some Are Lakes by Land of Talk
track 03 Bella by Angus & Julia Stone
track 04 So Fine by Telepathe
track 05 Working Poot by Horse Feathers
track 06 Waterfall by The Cloud Room
track 07 Everything Leaves A Mark by Pictures and Sound
track 08 Paper Aeroplane by Angus & Julia Stone
track 09 Runner by Dustin O'Halloran

Busy busy trying to figure out wedding things. I've visited countless blogs and read I don't know how many bridal magazines
Love love love the following:
100 Layer Cake
Ritzy Bee
Southern Weddings
Martha Stewart Weddings
Once Wed
Kiss the Groom
Style Me Pretty

We register tomorrow, I couldn't be more excited! Life is so great and he comes in today :) I haven't seen him in 2 weeks, torture I tell ya! Oh and Sunday it's Meet the Parents. Cross your fingers
Love you, bets

Busy bee.
Prayers have been answered for sure as the Lord has greatly provided for me financially. This week I have worked every single day be it babysitting or iveycake and am so thankful.

Last weekened I feverishly baked and iced my first cake. I stupidly forgot to do a crumb coat of icing and put it in the fridge before doing a second coat. Needless to say, my first go-around looked more like a light blue crumb-y cake. Friday night I was up until 2:37 making so many batches of icing. At one point I ran out of powdered sugar and crisco which "necessity is the mother of invention". I grabbed 4 sticks of butter, 1/4 cup of powdered sugar and 1 cup of regular granulated sugar. After blending made it too runny I added 2 cups of marshmallow creme. It tasted great but sadly wasn't the consistency I needed. Class on Saturday was fun, I've found baking and decorating a new hobby.
This week we're alowed to make cupcakes. I decided on espresso chocolate cake with a vanilla bean buttercream. Although because I'm a huuuge fan of nutella I decided I will put a cup of nutella into the cake batter for an extra creamy hazelnut punch. I'm so excited! The only problem is that I need to find time to make this. Eeek. See it's a blessing to work everyday until 9:30, just no time to prepare. :)
Also bees. Yes over the past few years I've had a love for the little honey, hard workin', yellow and black bees. There's a small garden shop in downtown franklin with a lovely selection of bee goods. Plates and wicker nests, iron bookends, etc. Yesterday while looking through a magazine I noticed a beautifully decorated cupcake with a marzipan and almond bee. Yes please!
Well I'm off to finish laundry and then babysitting for the evening.
Good day one and all :)

Happy Wednesday one and all!

Monday was absolutely beautiful of course of course and in honor of that I shaved my legs and wore a sun dress. That's right, the world saw my whiiiite legs! It felt like freedom though :)
Adam and I drove up to Nashville where we went to the Nashville Public Library where we sat outside in the courtyard- he read his new Spin magazine and I worked on my Esther Bible Study. I really do enjoy it, never having read that book of the Bible before and not having heard buzz about it, I didn't think much of it. Go figure it's just what I need. So we sat outside for a while and because of stupid expensive parking we left for burritos and sweet tea at satco. Once again, sooooo beautiful.
Being with him is like being at home. I know people are thinking, "GAG REFLEX!" but with all of my heart I know he's the one I want to be with. My best friend, the one who I can not wear make up in front of, act like we're on flight of the conchords with british/new zealand accents and who lets me fall asleep in his lap evvvvvery time we start to watch a movie. He's the one :)

So Monday was fantastic and I bought 4 colors for my icing which I hope to make today! I hope to bake my little heart out and maybe tomorrow go on a picnic if possible.

Who knows, I might even upload pictures of the past few days. Betsy on top of things??? What???

Love love love......you.

OH and one quick thing, my dad told me last night that his new favorite album is The Weepies and my mom like M.I.A. Gosh I love my parents, they're cooler than I could've ever thought!

The obligatory "I love Spring!" post is here.
I don't say that harshly, I say it lovingly....truly!
I do love Spring. I love waking up in the mornings with my windows open and the family of birds who have made their home in the tree right beside me.
It's wonderful, just wondermous.
Saturday was my first little wilton class. There are only 5 of us, including myself embarking on this very sweet journey. Morgan is the 12 year old girl I met and immediately wanted to be friends with. Also Hannah the quietly sweet who closely resembles fez from That 70's show, but asian. Not even kidding, glorious really. Then Trina who was super cool and works at the Harris Teeter Bakery... hook it up girl! Lastly, Brandi. She seems to be a bit of a know it all....nice, yes.....but my word don't tell the teacher how to teach. Nome sain? Soooo our homework for the week is to back a two layer cake and have the base icing on for when we come into class this Saturday. I'm thinking I'd like to make a lemon blueberry cake with white icing, light blue dots all around the edges and buttercup yellow flowers in the middle. I'm going with simple although it may turn out to be a rainbow cake if they don't let me do the dots. bah humbug.
Yesterday Adam and I spent it with my family after church. We did lunch and cupcakes followed by naps and bedspreads. We didn't leave until about 9:15. Such a good time when you get to be with the people who love and accept you most, you know?
Love.
Today seems to be the kind of day where I would sit outside until the sun goes down. I'm thinking of going to the Nashville Public Library where they have this somewhat hidden courtyard with a huge water fountain and tooooons of flowers.I think I'll meet solice there for a few hours. I'd like to sit there a read, please. Yes I must catch up on the past couple of lessons I missed in my Esther biblestudy.
Mixed cd's are my new best friends, jsyk.

Next saturday morning I will take my first cake decorating class at JoAnn's. I'm really excited but also a little nervous. I was telling Ivey I felt it might be like being back in school- you know the cool girls in a little circle who are the best at everything.
But aside from petty grade school competition which I'm sure will not even be there, it should be fun.

I've been engulfed for the past month looking at wedding cakes, and believe me I've watched the Martha Stewart Art of Cakes episode (which I tivo'd by the way) at least 3 times already. I looked up pictures of what the cakes I'll be decorating might look like. One of them I am by no means excited about- the clown cake. Now I know it's alll about technique and that's most likely the main purpose in doing it but still. Kinda creepy.....I have to buy 2 plastic clown heads and their bodies I will make out of icing.
Here are some pictures of what others have done:





I'm really really excited. Hello cake decorating, I will conquer you! (Chances are, you'll humble me and I just might suck)

I shouldn't be tired right?
I got 8 hours of sleep, have done nothing but work out and shower....
why do I feel the need to nap?
Hello coffee, my legal addictive stimulant bff, I will see you soon!

Yesterday after I got off of my lazy bum (I don't work on Monday's or Tuesday's) I went into town. I was able to sign up for my very first cake decorating class which starts on March 7. Looking over the list of items I cocked my head in question over why I must have a plastic clown head. Seriously? I mean I thought we were working with icing, people....not little plastic creepy overdone make-up heads. Nome sain? Anyway I'm quite excited over this new and fun opportunity to learn a skill with which I am lacking.

Faster and faster these months pass us by without us realizing it. We're down to the last week of February which to me is the last month of Winter having March start off our Spring Months with flowers and warmer weather.
Along with March, specifically the 2nd day, brings quite a happy and annual occasion: my birthday. Exactly a week from today I will be 21. Little Betsy is now becoming a big girl, legal and all.
This weekend Adam and I went ring shopping at an antique jewelry store in downtown Franklin called Walton's. The man who helped us was gracious enough to open the store back up as they had closed early for the rain- we looked at around 15 different rings. (Once again, big girl moment...only big girls look at wedding rings) Every shape, size, carat and color you would imagine I placed on my finger to see which fit best. We narrowed it down after a while and I fell in love with a 1920's all original 2 carat antique beauty! Obviously neither of us are at the point where we could afford something like that (It was $14,000) but it was fun to look at them. I was standing next to the man that I love who accepts me for all of my flaws, loves the things I hate about myself and truly cares. He's amazing and here I am getting to be with him for the rest of my life! Woooooo hooooooo!
Later on we went to his parents house where I was in charge of making dinner. This is scary. Yes here I am cooking dinner for my future in-laws. Will it be okay? Will there be puking afterwards? Do they make sure to have a napkin in their lap as to slyly put food in there when no one is looking? I kept telling his dad that if he had already called Papa John's I wouldn't be offended. Adam helped me pound the chicken then we dipped it in a little egg and milk, then to a separate bowl with flour, thyme, rosemary, salt and pepper- lastly we placed in it the pan with some extra virgin olive oil...cooked it for about 5 minutes on each side then poured in some cooking white wine. He was such a great help, I say we're a great team! After troubles with the "steamers" mashed potatoes and broccoli we finally sat down to eat. My eyes kept scanning everyones faces to see if they cringed, but not a soured face in sight! In fact everyone cleaned their plate and his parents both told me they really liked it!
Score! See here's my thinking: it's not only if I can just cook a piece of chicken but overall whether or not I can take care of Adam and our family in the future. You know I won't be the fast food McDonald's every night kind of mom, but I can actually cook. Maybe I'm making this bigger than it should be but I'm thinking big picture here. I want his parents to know that I want to take care of him, that I'm capable. That I'll provide him with love and support, wise decisions when it comes to our bills and the things we purchase, keeping a clean home and overall being a good wife.
Cooking dinner for the in-laws without disaster: check.
Yesterday we hung around the house watching Temors, City Slickers and Enchanted. I swear we were on that couch for 15 hours straight! Sometimes you just need to be lazy:)
Last night I went to Spring Hill for an Oscar viewing party at Tim and Surupas. Holy freaking moly they're pregnant again!
It was great to see the girls again but sadly I never see them as often as I'd like.... schedules always seem to conflict but such is life.
Okay so what should I do for my 21st birthday??? Think Betsy, Think!

What a beautiful day!
I so enjoy days like this when everyone is cheerful and the sun is out.... I know I sound like I'm on uppers but I honestly like it.

This past weekend Kaelah and I took a short trip to Memphis and I'm finally getting the hang of the city....if I get lost at least I know that if I get on Poplar I'll make it out. Such a fun trip, we talked the majority of the way loving truck stops and ladies with mustaches. Oh yes, hotness. We were able to visit a couple of kitschy coffee shops and make some pizza. Life is good, it truly is :)

This week I've been at IveyCake everyday helping out and am now given the chance to learn how to ice the cupcakes! You wouldn't think it's that hard but it certainly takes time and talent. A whole lot of work goes into these little treats that people so often look over. Everything is homemade, even down to the decorations adorning them. The good thing is with all of the time I've put in I can pay my bills. Rent was due yesterday....rent is of satan....I think I've mentioned it before. You know, just sayin.....SATAN. We have a dry erase board calendar hanging in our hallway that says when bills are due and I noticed yesterday that we have at least 1 bill due every week. It never ends I tell ya- I can sympathize with my parents now with getting them in the mail. Thank you two for supporting me and all of my water use!
Tonight Whitney and I are going to see 'He's Just Not That Into You' at the Green Hills Mall. Super excited, good times.

I'm off for now, good day one and all :)

I'm sitting on the couch at Adam's parents house listening to their hustle and bustle for a Sunday morning. His mom is offering me bagels and cinnamon rolls not to mention she gave me a purse and a bag of coffee beans to bring to my parents. I love it....it's just sweet, you know? CNN is on the tv, his dad is making eggs, and his brother is trying to figure out what's wrong with iTunes. I say all of this because I'm in the midst of the family- you get to the point with people where they let their guards down and let you into their home. I mean sure, they'll allow me to step into their house but sometimes you're not truly invited into their home. It's the point of acceptance and comfortability. Like I said, it's just sweet.
We'll soon eat those cinnamon rolls and go back to the apartment to pick up Kaelah and head to Memphis. Kaelah's ex boyfriend lives right outside of Memphis so she'll hang out with him and I with Adam- we'll leave tomorrow night as we both have to be back in Franklin by early Tuesday morning.

Last night I went to coffee with Holli, who is undoubtedly one of my most favorite people. Without even noticing it we stayed there for 3 hours straight...you know you're having a good time and with good company when you the time passes so quickly. I wish I saw her more often, I must make a better effort in visiting her in Clarksville.

Oh and by the way thank you to Lauren Kupchik for graciously letting me borrow her car- I love you LK!
Off to check the rest of my e-mails and stop this stomach from growling. I hope you have a wonderful Sunday...it's supposed to be 56-60 outside! Yay!

I was thinking last night while lying in bed about how I haven't hung out in Nashville in a looong time.
Not sure what happened -could be that I'm lacking in the money department- but I used to be up there at least 2-3 times a week. I miss going up to Fido on a regular basis and seeing bands play every weekend.
I must resurrect those times. I must I must I must go back to Nashville times!

such a dreary day it is.

This morning I woke up to gray skies, something I've grown accustomed to this past month. I don't remember January being so rainy...was I just blissfully ignorant? Whatever the case I stayed in bed and read the first chapter in 'Wild at Heart' by John Eldredge. It is a book giving great insight into the heart of a man and who he truly desires within him- the need to save the day, have adventures and explore. There's a companion to Wild at Heart called 'Captivating' written by John and his wife Stasi revealing the heart of a woman. Where as each book is written respectively for the specific genders, I've heard it's a great idea to read the other. Adam bought Captivating at Barnes and Noble last week and offered to read it if I would like to read his copy of Wild at Heart.
I think as a couple looking towards marriage we are taking steps towards understanding each other on a different level, the levels we may not feel important enough to explain. So anywho I'm reading that and am finishing up Conversations with Tom Petty. I swear I've been reading on it for 2 months!
Tonight I'll stay in again and maybe play 'Deal or No Deal' with Josh and Brittany.
Hello winter days you are heavily upon us.
Good evening one and all :)

How many apples tall are you?

Apparently hello kitty is 5 apples tall and only weighs two apples.
She is not from Tokyo, she is from London.
Thirdly she does not speak from her mouth- oh no- she speaks from her heart. Hello Kitty is one of the lucky few....

While hanging out with Whitney tonight she informed me of the new line they're bringing in for MAC makeup, everything Hello Kitty pretty much. While at this meeting learning new make up tips they also learned the background of who this little 5 apple tall friend is. Also she is not a cat, she is a girl.

I thought it was cute...and from now on I think it only wise to ask "How many apples tall are you?".

It is Sunday and by all of our calendars a new week has started. But you know what's funny? If ever I decide on a new week resolution, you know like "starting next week I'm working out everyday.", yet I rarely hear of people doing that on Sunday's. I'm going absolutely no where with that and have no point to prove, but I was just thinking about that.

Yesterday I worked then came home to hang out with Brittany. We ended up making homemade pizza-we're getting really good at it- bought Ben and Jerry's miniature's and rented 'My Best Friends Girl' with Dane Cook and Kate Hudson. Let me forewarn you that it's not a family movie. It had it's funny moments for sure but overall I was more appalled by some of the things they were allowed to say in the script. Quite vulgar if you ask me. But anyway....
This morning LK and I had starbucks and visited the People's Church which both of us enjoyed. Growing up in the kind of household that I did church tended to be a second home; I know how things work, the flow of the service, etc etc. That's what you get for being a worship minister's daughter. So all of that to say I felt very comfortable, just like how it was growing up. But the one thing I don't miss about not having a parent on staff at the church you decided to attend is that you don't hear all of the drama. You wouldn't believe the drama that goes on in a church...oh my word. Gosh this is lengthy. My apologies!
I'm in Spring Hill right now for lunch with the family then hanging out with my fine feathered friend Whitney. Love you :)

What a whirlwind week!
I wish that I had daily updated this blog as to not forget the fun things that happened but alas I'm writing now.

Saturday after work I drove to Memphis on what was a very nice trip, only 3 hours down I-40. Once I arrived in Midtown he showed me his little studio apartment, perfect for one person his building was built in the 1920's. True wooden doors with glass knobs, chutes for your trash, claw foot tub in the bathroom and even a hideaway kitchen table! We quickly got ready to meet all of his law school friends at a local bar-b-q joint just a block away. There I was in the midst of everyone who knew each other and younger yet they all welcomed me and made me feel so comfortable. At the table was AJ, Kevin, Paul, Katie, Zack and Poole ( I can't remember his first name!) Afterwards we went over to Katie and Paul's cute bungalow to sit on the porch and drink their homemade beer. Yes, they make their own beer! It's so cool, there' a thing closely resembling a deep freezer but really it's a kegerator. I only had a couple of sips, just not a beer drinker. Cool experience though, standing out there chilly laughing about what all they go through as law students and a teacher they call Tortman.
Sunday morning we slept in and eventually got ready- took a break to dance and listen to music- we went to breakfast at a go-to spot (the name escapes me) for omelets! yumm! He drove me around town showing me all that Memphis had to offer. Quite a clean city with kitschy boutiques and historic homes scattered about. At one point we went by the local art store and bought some supplies, he a pen and ink pot with some fixative for his charcoal and I some more drawing pens. So fun! I love how he's interested in the things that I love and is making an active effort in learning about them.
We were so blessed to be there on such a beautiful weekend, never colder than 60 degrees we drove with the windows down most of the time. Later that night we met up with Kevin for sushi at A-Tan. Killer sushi and service. I mean every 2 minutes they were asking if we needed refills or how we liked the sushi. Bueno bueno. Later we got some ben and jerry's and fell asleep to Horton Hears a Who. Okay I fell asleep to the movie- I'm such a lame-o!
Monday we went to the Civil Rights Museum to see where Martin Luther King was shot. The line to even get into the museum (also attached is the Lorraine Motel) was at least a block in length and about 4 people wide. It was crazy, everything was Obama-fied out! We were such the minority being a couple of white kids. People were screaming and singing, vendors were selling foot long corn dogs and choir music was blasted from the balcony outside of MLK's room. What an experience, I highly recommend visiting the museum, it opens your eyes up to how greatly the blacks were mistreated. It hurts to watch some of the footage taken from the 50's and 60's. And to think a little over 40 years later we've now sworn into office the very first black president. Crazy. After having stood in the line and walked through we were starving and stopped by Gus's fried chicken for just that. Not to mention some amazzzing sweet tea! We drove back home full as could be and I packed up my stuff to leave for Franklin.
Shortly after I left, around 15 minutes Adam was getting out of his car from showing me to the interstate and was attacked.
Out of respect for Adam and the situation as a whole I am going to keep all of the events that happened private. I'm more than willing to share with you on a personal level but at this point I don't feel it would be appropriate to voice this for everyone to see. As of now he's fine though soooo sooo sooo very much occured in the past few days. It's utterly despicable and selfish what those 3 men did. My heart hurt like never before hearing Adam on the phone moments after it happened. Please be in prayer over the situation. I think I may be visiting next weekend for a couple of days to help him with moving into his new apartment.
If you read the entire entry, thank you you're a trooper. Be blessed:)

Seeing as my internet was faulty yesterday I wasn't able to post my blog until this morning. But get this, here I am updating again! I sure hope this streak lasts :)
Yesterday after IveyCake LK and I went to the apt gym and worked our butts off for an hour, thank you to M.I.A and Kings of Leon for pushing every step of the way! We've been really good at keeping up with this, Monday morning at 8:30 we worked out for an hour, yesterday for an hour, and then we'll do it again today at 2:30. Before that I hope to run a couple of errands, (essentially all of that requires energy with which I'm greatly lacking) I must vacuum out my car and run the check over to comcast to pay our cable bill. Bleh, gosh I hate bills!

In other news, I filled out an application to Memphis College of Art and sent in the $27 application fee. I know it may seem as though that was done in haste, but I know myself and if I don't do it now then I may never do it. If that's where I'm supposed to be God will open up every door and provide all of the finances needed- so I'm trusting and praying that I'm walking in His will.

Tonight Whitney and I will hang out for the first time since before New Years. Love her my fine feathered friend, I'm on the phone with her now:)
Oh also after work on Saturday I'm driving to Memphis for a weekend visit to Adam! We even have dinner plans with all of his law school friends that night which I'm scared but excited about. I hope they like me, I'm at least 8 years younger than all of them. Eeek.
Okay so here I go to take care of everything. Love you much xo