Saturday, August 25, 2012

It's 3:30 am on the day of......

my baby daughter's wedding.

I cannot sleep.

I will look tired and weak in the eyes....but.....it's not about me, is it?   I do hope that the bride will be well-rested!

Because the groom's family all live out of state, and there hasn't been the time or the opportunity for the parents to meet before, we first laid eyes on them at the church. It's rather hard to get to know someone under those circumstances, but we gave it a try.  The rehearsal went very smoothly and we left to go to the rehearsal dinner at Winston's Grille, where a room for 24 was reserved; with terrific dinner choices and a wonderful dessert. 

Despite being stuffed with a Mexican dinner the night before and beef tenderloin with all the trimmings the night before that - "I can't believe I ate the whole thing!" ** (as the man in the 1970's commercial stated.) I chose London Broil with mushroom sauce, mashed potatoes, garden salad and the dessert was ice cream with a cookie topping and hot fudge sauce dripping down the sides and pooling on the plate! The rolls were delicious too. 


I'll be very busy tomorrow.....so you might not see me for a while....but I promise to post photos (eventually) and let you know how it went.


** Google that commercial:  I can't believe I ate the whole thing. I tried to make an active link for you, but I couldn't get it to work.




5 comments:

Gilly said...

You will enjoy it, you will cry and you will be very happy.

And at the end you will be exhausted!

But it will all be worth while and everything will have gone smoothly. And I'm sure the groom's parents will be lovely people! (I'm crossing my fingers on that one!)

sage said...

Enjoy the day!

OldLady Of The Hills said...

So much Wonderful Excitement, Judy! I know it will be fabulous and touching, too...! Enjoy every moment, my dear...! And I am wishing your daughter and new son-in-law, all the very best that life has to offer! May they be happily married for at least 75 years!!

Pat said...

I was going to tell you Lexolus is up and running again but I guess you have other things on your mind.
Have fun:)

Granny Annie said...

Who could ever forget that commercial. I think of it every time I over eat:)

It had to be difficult to not know the grooms family until the wedding date. It will be interesting to know how that went. My guess is that you made it very easy for them to feel comfortable.