Life is busy right now. Both mentally and physically. Albrecht is working a lot, my school schedule keeps me busy while we also try to wedding plan and teach Albrecht how to ballroom dance for our first dance ;-). I´m also still figuring this whole going to university thing out, which includes writing papers, understanding research papers and studying for exams.
I´m trying to be ahead with packing for our wedding. There is just so much stuff that we need to take and so much going on right before the wedding that I´m trying to cross of as much of my list as possible. I was putting these flowers into vases and into this box the other day to be able to safely transport them to our wedding location and thought it looked so pretty! I never intended to have it be this pink but I LOVE all the love that went into these 200 paper flowers.
I decided to sew my veil myself just because then I can customize the length and lace etc.. I didnt want to take the risk of ordering something online but also didnt want to spend a ton of money. So I´ve been spending my evenings like this – sewing this veil by hand while watching old royal weddings 😀
I tried out this yummy glutenfree cake the other day. It was so good and a hit with Albrecht. Eating it you didnt even realize that it was glutenfree, it tasted like a normal cake would.
For whatever reason I´v been craving french fries with greek zaziki and yesterday I finally ate some. So good!
We learned something lately: in this crazy world we live in its sometimes cheaper to buy things than to rent them. So we bought 18 huge table clothes 😀 to safe money I decided to wash and iron them myself. Dont mind the missing ironing bord, the bed is just as good 😀
So thats what I´ve been doing. Ironing…Ironing…
6 down, 12 to go!
Last night Albrecht and I made us of the rare occasion that we are both home and the good weather and took a walk along the Rhein. So pretty!
We are having a quiet weekend with papers to write and table clothes to iron 😉 wishing you a very relaxing and fulling weekend!
Lots of love,
Madita