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Sister's wedding

My sister's wedding was beautiful. I cried when I saw her all dressed up. She was beautiful. *sigh* My baby sis is all grown up. She's married now.

I spent a lot of money but I am cool with it. Seeing her so happy made it all worth it. Me and moms and my other sis are cool now. My mom tried her best to ignore me the first day I was down there but it didn't last too long. I love my family and realize that I wouldn't trade their love for anything in the world. We had a talk about the drama that went down and she understands my situation and I understand hers. I had so much fun seeing my relatives and friends.

I used to dream of being a wedding coordinator when I was little. After this past weekend, I am glad I gave up that mess. OMG!! Now I see how bridezillas emerge. People were pissing me off and I wasn't even the bride. Wow. I can just imagine how it's gonna be when I get married. LOL.
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Unknown said…
Dimples,

What happened to the money your parents needed. Were you able to provide them with it
August 28, 2007 at 7:05 PM
Dimples said…
I have no clue. They paid the bill some how and she never asked me for it again. I did however help out with things for the wedding, paid for my mom's hair and nails, and gifts for my sister and her husband's apartment.
August 28, 2007 at 7:34 PM
Anonymous said…
I so glad everything worked out. Congrats to your sister and her new life. :)
August 28, 2007 at 7:56 PM
SavingDiva said…
I'm glad to hear that things worked out with your family. :) It's hard to stay mad at family...
August 29, 2007 at 10:14 AM
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