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82 Days!!

Until I become Mrs.!!!!!
 I was supposed to have my bridal portraits today. I borrowed some cowboy boots from a friend. My aunt was in LR, so she came by and did my hair and my BFF came over to drive me. Everything was lined up and then it had the f***ing storm. Ugh!! The photo shoot city was not suppose to get rain according to the radar. So after my BFF loaded the car and I made my way to the car without getting wet, the photographer called to see what we wanted to do.  We noticed a storm had popped up over Conway and decided we better not take the chance. We turn the car around and in the five minutes we were gone the yard was flooded. Yes, I took my dress off in the car. I was not about to trump through mud in it even if it was hicked up. Anyways, we have rescheduled for tomorrow. I'm confident that my BFF can manage my hair since I won't be asking my aunt to make another trip up here. I pray to god it doesn't rain tomorrow!  It is suppose to be hot as hell and sticky the rest of the week too. I will let you know how it goes. 
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