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1. Gluing two googly eyes to a sugar container was my last random act of kindness.
2. Another place is a piece of modern sculpture by Antony Gormley
3. “I hope my head always defers to my heart” in matters of the heart.
4. Coffee, tea or bokeh.
5. A joint ending can begin with separate paths.
6. Our cats like to remind me that there is an empty cat food bowl.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I’m looking forward to going to my first dress fitting and maybe grabbing a bite to eat with mom & Jan, tomorrow my plans include warm, sun and craftiness, and Sunday, I want to go to church (maybe) and poke a bear!

It’s a lovely day in the neighborhood today. Sure, the sun’s not out, but it’s warm. Yes! It’s going to be a sunny, warm weekend and I hope it rids us of the last of the snow so we can welcome Sping with open arms!

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I’m thinking about putting together a candy buffet at my wedding reception, coming up in just under 8 weeks! What are your thoughts? Have you ever been to a wedding with a candy buffet? What did you think of it? Haven’t been to one? Do you think you’d enjoy it?

Try to name the 13 different kinds of candy in the image below.

What kind of candy would you like to see at a candy buffet?

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I’m handy with the photoshop, love arts and crafts and had a two-year engagement, so it just seemed natural that I would make my own invitations and every other piece of paper stuffs for the wedding.

I was lucky, though. My FI’s cousin got married last summer and she asked me to make her invitations (she’s a brave soul—I had never made invitations before) so I got to cut my teeth on her invites. I learned quite a bit on that project and applied that newly-acquired knowledge to my own wedding invitations.

I had so many ideas. The one thing I was certain about was the theme—daisies. I originally wanted all the flowers to be daisies and the centerpieces to also be daisies “planted in wheat grass.

And thus the invitations would also include grass and daisies, like zeeees:

But that idea was soon deemed to be too complicated and thus thrown out the window. Then I soon found this image, played around with it, and what do you know? I had my theme.

Months and months later, after sever drafts, I had my invitations. What do you think?