You’re a Kumquat
Sunday, August 20th, 2006So in case anyone hadn’t heard, the house fell through - primarily due to my poor credit. New plan is to spend 14 months or so cleaning all that up, establishing a good history in my name, and then try again.
This whole process was educational in a number of ways - it forced us to think about not only how we organize our finances, but also what we want to get out of our wedding. Is a huge ceremony all that important, if having a house and a smaller ceremony would make us just as happy, if not happier? We originaly though about trying to have the ceremony in the back yard of our new house, but that doesn’t look like it’s going to happen - if we wanted to do that, we’d have to push the wedding further back than we’d like to go. Maybe we’ll end up with a significantly different ceremony than we’d been thinking about before, but I think we’re OK with that.
I feel bad that we’re changing plans on everyone, hopefully we’ll decide on a new date or at least season soon. I threw out the idea of cleaning up Sara’s parents’ back yard for it - it’s a jungle, but large and in a good location. No real discussion of that has occured yet; who knows.
More dicussion on this topic will ensue once Sara retuns from out east. T-minus 12 hours and counting until her return, and the house isn’t anywhere near as clean as I’d like it to be. I’ve made a little habit of doing a major cleaning whenever she takes a trip, and this time it didn’t happen quite to the scale I would have liked - I only really got one room done. Oh well.