Happy Easter!

How time flies! I can't believe it's Easter already! I must say, I'm definitely ready for Easter, and spring for that matter! It's been a busy week, here, but I'm thankful! I've been busy with friends and family all week long, and looking forward to Mass in the morning. My friend, Jules', wedding is only 3 weeks away now! I'm getting really excited! Hopefully, my dress will be here this week, and I can get some pics up on here for everyone to see. In the meantime, I do have a pic from her bridal luncheon we had today.

I hope that everyone is doing well, and that you ALL have a safe, and blessed Easter!

Ready For Spring...

It's been a much better week here. No one is sick, and no one has passed away, *fingers crossed* hopefully, it will stay that way. I absolutely LOVE having the extra hour of daylight, but am having a hard time getting used to the time change. I don't know about anyone else, but when the time changes back, it always seems like there's not enough hours in the day to get things done! By the time I get motivated to do anything, it's 4 or 5pm! Although, I don't mind on some days, because it's staying daylight until around 7pm! Yay!

I did get to enjoy something fun this past weekend. I went to the bridal store with my friend, Jules, to help her find a dress for her daughter, and to try her dress on again . Of course, you know, I can't go to a bridal store without trying on a dress, so of course, I've got some pics to share. Am *really* hoping that my dress for the wedding will be in, soon. I believe our fitting is next wednesday!

Hope everyone has been doing well. I'll be making my rounds in a little bit! *hugs to all*

Just When I Start To Get Better...

Once again, I haven't been neglectful on purpose. On monday, my Aunt Sandy passed away. She had terminal cancer, so honestly, her death was a blessing. She wasn't *actually* diagnosed until last week, although, the cancer had been there for quite some time. She went into the hospital on saturday, and passed on monday. I say it's a blessing because she didn't have to suffer. Her husband, my Uncle Steve, died 10 years ago next friday. He, too, had terminal cancer, only he suffered for two weeks before his death. I was thankful that Aunt Sandy didn't have to suffer that way.

I hadn't been close to her for quite some time, but I did love her. I truly feel bad that I didn't do more for her. All of her family is in New Jersey, so we *Uncle Steve's family* was all she had down here. My cousin, Holly, was really close to her, the way I am my Aunt Judy. Holly has taken it a lot harder.

As if this wasn't bad enough news, I found out yesterday, that my papaw is back in the hospital, and they don't expect him to make it. Once again, if he passes, it, too, will be a blessing. He has terminal cancer, and has lived quite a bit longer than anyone expected. However, I know he's not in good shape, and I don't want him to suffer. When he does pass, I'll have to go to Florida with Daddy (granny and papaw live in Panama City).

So, as you can tell, it's been a week. Oh, not to mention that I had a nice allergic reaction to the anti-biotic that they had me on, and TWO, count them TWO drug interactions with my medications. My Prozac didn't work while I was taking it, so I was exceptionally depressed while taking it, and it cancelled out my Nexium, so everything I ate made me sicker than usual. Good times, I'm tellin' ya.

If you made it this far in this post, I've probably depressed you, and I am terribly sorry, I promise the next time I write, it will be with something good and fun :0)