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Would you girls do this? This was an interesting discussion we had. I know that we don't want to address these type of things, but it's good to know what we'd do if that happened. Hubby asked me, "If he died before me, would I date/marry someone else?" I answered, "Heck Yea!" He was shocked! I would actually date again, but not marry someone else. I've been married twice already and I want to still have fun for the rest of my days. Don't get me wrong girls, I would be horrilby upset he departed before me BUT I don't think my life would stop and be on hold because of it. He told me that, if I did date/marry someone else that he'd haunt us. LOL Wowie! So I asked him the same thing, "If I departed before he did, would he date/marry?" he said, "Yes he would." I'm happy with that, BUT I DON'T WANT MY CHILDREN CALLING HER MOMMA. I don't want him being miserable and depressed about me being gone. Now, I would be upset and sad if this occured, but eventually book my 7 day cruise vacation to clear my head and try to live on. I would date again, but not in a committed realtionship. I would want to just have fun and have a log of male companionships and no committment. Travel, cruise often, live it up! What would you do girls? Would you date/marry again? Can you imagine telling someone else you love them too? Would you not ever date again? What would you want him to do? Move on?

I've been getting requests for Monogramed Aisle runners, so I thought this would be helpful for the DIY'ers. This came from Sweebie’s blog who got married last year. DIY Aisle Runner Instructions so it's time to WBC Family recirculation! It is simple and easy to do yourself girls. Enjoy! I did the same simular thing with our table runner signs. Here is another link that is good too: http://roadtotheaisle.blogspot.com/2007/07/diy-aisle-runner.html but, THIS IS WHAT SWEEBIE POSTED: A few of you have been wanting instructions for Aisle Runners I made below! It's actually Pretty Easy, I think you can do it! 1. Go to a Craft Store like Hobby Lobby or Joanne Fabrics and buy a White Isle Runner. Mine was 30.00$ 2. Come up with a monogram or design to put on your runner.... ex: your initials, they lived happily ever after, or Mr. and Mrs. Smith...SKY'S THE LIMIT! 3. On your computer try coming up with different designs... I had to print out each letter separately to get them to the right size. This part will take a lot of time and also tweaking. 4. Find a big space or table to work on and lay out your letters or designs how you want them and then tape them to the table. 5. Lay your runner ON TOP of your letters because they will show through. Now you can TRACE those letters using a black paint marker ( I used two). Let dry. 6. REMOVE the letters from underneath of the runner and replace with WAX PAPER.... **** IMPORTANT if you don't do this your runner with dry to the table or floor and end up ripping! 7. Now you are ready to paint in your letters:) 8. Be creative add jewels or whatever else you like, my instructions are pretty basic. I hope they gave you a good idea!!! I free handed the big "n" on ours.

Since our wedding has come and gone, I had nightmares prior to the wedding day. I only had 2 major issues for our upcoming day. 1. Our wedding is in the month of May and my fears were RAIN 2. AUNT FLO- Can't stop nature...Aunt flo sounds like a hurricane, huh? Well she was and she arrived 2 days before our special day. She even came 4 days early!!!! WTF!! Can you imagine having Aunt Flo with you on the second day which is your heaviest flowing day? It wasn't fun, especially on that special wedding night. I actually doubled up on the protection as tampons and Kotex pad so it wouldn't leak through my dress. Luckily, my good friend knew about it and assisted me in and out of my dress for 3 hour changes in between. YUCKY! Anyway, what is your worst fear on your wedding day? UPDATE: The other worry was food. We prepared our own food and we wanted to make sure it was enough! It was perfect!!!We didn't run out, it lasted throughout the evening.