Dress? Check.

I found my dress for the wedding. One more thing to cross of the list. Woo! I came across it yesterday during my lunch break at one of Clear Lake’s many antique stores. I had actually stopped there because of a dress I saw in the window last week, but it had already been sold. Drat. But then the guy had me look in a section toward the back, where a beautiful vintage dress in the colors I was hoping for was hanging on a rack. According to the guy, the woman whose booth it was in, brought it in an hour before I got there. I bought it, despite not being able to try it on. Once home after work, I discovered it fit like it was made for me, apart from the straps. Hopefully my mom can help me out a bit with that. It surprises me when my inner girly-girl sneaks out and smacks me upside the head. I’m really looking forward to wearing this thing.

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