It's been almost a month since my last post. I admit, I've been a little preoccupied with other matters. Like-- getting married, moving, honeymooning, etc..
So, please forgive me for my delay.
We had a great time. The ceremony was beautiful. Amazing weather. We wanted to keep things low-key and were (thankfully) successful.
It's been a great time, but, I have found myself to be especially scatterbrained lately. I hope it's just a phase. I'm sure my new hubby hopes so too.
For example, just the other day I managed to lose the same object THREE separate times!
What in the world!?!
And, of course, you can imagine the roller coaster of despair and relief I put myself (and Robby) through. I must say that he was awesome throughout and never doubted that all would be well in the end. He was so calm and confident. Which, of course, was extremely annoying to me as I was attempting to tear the place apart and have a fit.
The good news is, I managed to find the elusive object and get it out of my clumsy hands and to its proper recipient before I had a chance to lose it again. Hooray!
Robby was right. All was well.
He weathered the freak-outs with great style and patience. I like that.
I'm wondering if there are any others out there who have suffered from wedding- related brain loss who might be able to help me. Is this just a temporary thing or are the effects permanent? And, if it is is only temporary, how long will it be before I can expect my ability to focus (on anything, for any amount of time) to return?
I would really appreciate any advice you may be able to give.
P.S. Please use short sentences in your explanation. I'm easily distracte...
6 comments:
Congratulations! I just heard the good news the other day. All I really want to know is, does your husband play 42?
Brad (your friend from Fort Worth)
Hey guys! Yes, it's true... I got hitched. Thank you for your kind wishes.
And no, Brad, he does NOT play 42!!! I know, I know.
We're going to have to sit him down with you and Amy and teach him how to throw bones Texas style!
Yipee!!!! Congrats neighbor :-)
I am sooo thrilled for you and this new road of exploration you have dared to travel. lol
I am sure the scatterbrain is only temporary. Nothing that a good cup of COFFEE can't fix! Is it almost time?
Talk to you soon.
Tanya
Sweet said: "I'm wondering if there are any others out there who have suffered from wedding- related brain loss who might be able to help me. Is this just a temporary thing or are the effects permanent? And, if it is is only temporary, how long will it be before I can expect my ability to focus (on anything, for any amount of time) to return?
I would really appreciate any advice you may be able to give."
::Lolling about her desk, flying paper airplanes about, senses an urgency in the air. Clicks into Sweet's blog and discoveres SHE WAS RITE!! Stands and rips off DKNY suit jacket to reveal her *Supertherapist* T-shirt. With one finger in air pronounces::
THIS is a job for DR LACE!
~Message approved by Dr Lace~
(PS You wedding pics are gorgeous!)
Hello neighbor and wondershrink! It's so nice to see you lovely ladies here. Thank you for your kind and generous comments.
Yes, I am indeed in need of some coffee and therapy.
It will have to be later rather than sooner, I'm afraid, as the reception tour '06 begins now. We've got to travel the countryside to see all of the new in-laws and out-laws.
But, don't feel sorry for me! I get to kick it all off in San Diego this weekend! Woo Hoo!
::Brings hand to ear and listens::
I do believe I hear "Ramblin man" playing somewhere in the distance.. have a great time at all of the receptions!!! Drop us a line when you get back!!!
~Lace~
PS If you get chance, go visit my new singing partners blog. Tell her who you are and that I sent you. Hehehehe ~>
http://raven1017.blogspot.com/
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