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Don't Give Up On Me Yet

Okay, okay, I've started to slack again. I'm sorry Amanda. It's a good thing I have Walter -- HE reminded me to write on the blog. Ha!

So, I was told that it would take 12 weeks for my wedding dress to arrive. One week later, I get a phone call that my dress is in! Wow! So, I have the dress...can we just go ahead and get married? :)

Anyway, in order to prepare for my wedding, I felt that it was finally time to spend the money and get LASIK. This past Tuesday, I got my eyes examined to see if I am a candidate and...I am! So, on Friday of next week (9/15), I'm getting LASIK! Yea!!! I'll let you know how it goes.

Still need to find a photographer, videographer, and DJ (Walter's in charge of finding the DJ). We've also begun to look for someone to do invitations. Less than six months till my wedding!

If I think of more to add, I'll let you know!

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Manda said…
Woo hoo! Good job Dana. Let me know how the lasik goes...I am so blind but I'm way too scared to go surgical!
10:31 PM
Anonymous said…
Dana - Chuck and I both had LASIK and I have never regretted it. Nothing like waking up in the morning and you can see! Crista
11:02 PM
Manda said…
hey dana! Just checking in to see how things are going. how's your energy level holding up?
3:10 PM
Manda said…
Wondering how your eyeballs are...
11:27 AM
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