“Slow and steady wins the race” was never more true than when you’re writing a gagillion Thank You notes. Yes, that’s right – a gagillion.
With only two weeks between Scotland and Greece, and Nana and Aunt Amy dropping ‘subtle’ hints, the clock was ticking. But I am happy to say that, with a whopping 36 hours to spare, Jan and I have completed this daunting task and will be posting the aforementioned notes in the morning. We can all release a great sigh of relief… *sigh*
But seriously, so many people were so utterly amazing at our wedding that writing little notes to them was the very least we could do. Having all those wonderful people attend our special day and receiving so many thoughtful gifts was really heart warming. If my hand wasn’t painfully cramped into a tight little fist right now, I would write each and every one of you a lovely little sonnet. But I can’t use my right hand at the moment. A gagillion, I say!
it took me forever to do my bat-mitzvah thank you’s, and i barely personalized them too!
by the way, i am beseeching you to do this: my all-time favorite, not well known, band is playing in europe, and they are going to be in barcelona. they are called dredg and will be there 9/22/2005 at Razzmatazz in Barcelona, Spain. basically, go! they are incredible. you can listen to some of their music if you don’t believe on their site.
also – have a brilliantly wonderful time in greece and send my love to jan.
I love seeing concerts at Razzmatazz! Jan and I have seen tons of shows there. Unfortunately, we won’t be getting back from Greece until the night of the 22nd. If they were MY favorite band it might be possible. But it may be tough to get there in time. I’ll check out their website and their music anyway. Thanks for the tip!
have a good holiday!
Thanks, Garry! I promise you we will 🙂
I’ll post amazing tropical paradise photos when we get back.