Because this is, apparently, my personal checklist site
I got several things from yesterday’s list accomplished. Yay!
- Get something to put drinks in. Galvanized tubs are pretty but expensive. What to do??
- UPDATE: I got a good lead at KMart last night for some big plastic planters that are a very impressive imitation of stone (a little pricier than I want, though). I also saw that Ace Hardware may have galvanized tubs like I wanted in the first place. We’re going there after work tonight. And if all else fails, I’ll go to Theisen’s in Cedar Rapids like Linds suggested.
- Go to museum and examine amplification possibilities. Drag an AV-savvy coworker with me.
- Buy and prepare a whole bunch of fruits and vegetables. Bag them.
Note to self: buy gallon-sized zip-lock bags.DONE. Sucker friend or family member into arranging them artfully on platters on wedding day. Figure out what the rules are regarding moving tables/chairs after the reception. Do our friends/family do it? Do the museum staff do it?DONE. The museum handles the stuff inside, we or the caterers handle what’s outside.Buy supplies and make directional signs so people know to go to the main entrance.DONE.- Assign people to tasks: making sure the music keeps playing, making sure the food and drink remain replenished, making sure the generator keeps generating, making announcements, etc.
Take dress to dry-cleaners.DONE.- Pick up dress from dry-cleaners.
Call bakery with final headcountDONE.- Get passports from safe deposit box (though I guess that could be done in the couple of days between the wedding and honeymoon)
I am so accomplishy.
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