Oh, I am so tired

I just posted that last bit, read it through, and noticed I said that I liked that Kate wore her hair today. Good call, Princess! Wearing hair to your own wedding is seriously recommended.

So I added the word "down" as in she wore her hair down.

Time to stop blogging today. Past time, even.

One last thought about the wedding aesthetic

I like that Kate wore her hair down, don't you? No prom hair for Kate on her big day. And I think it looked lovely and shiny and softly curly, and I just realized right this very minute, she bears an astonishing resemblance to my friend Martha's daughter, Andrea. Who's getting married next month. Maybe I should tell Andrea to skip the prom hair?

When all's said and done, here's what I learned today

Herbal tea tastes better with cream.

Why haven't I ever put cream in tea before? It's divine. So thanks, Royal Family! You put me in the mood to go all splurge-y and now I'll never drink virgin tea again!

When all's said and done, here's what I learned today

Herbal tea tastes better with cream.

Why haven't I ever put cream in tea before? It's divine. So thanks, Royal Family! You put me in the mood to go all splurge-y and now I'll never drink virgin tea again!

Um . . .

As short as my kiss was, it was longer than Kate and Wills'.

BUT OH! THEY JUST KISSED AGAIN!

The Kiss

Hi, Amelia over there in Scotland (with a new baby!). We're waiting for the kiss, too. HOPING it's not an Al and Tipper Gore moment.

I was so nervous for the altar kiss when Ken and I got married. And in the end (because I was so nervous) we barely kissed. We pecked. And people mocked us after for it.

I keep expecting

. . . the archbishop to say "MAH-WAGE" (and now I can't remember the rest of the gag from Princess Bride).