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September 4, 2014

Pulling It All Together

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bermudaAhhhhhhhh………don’t you just wish you were lounging by this lovely turquoise water in Bermuda about now?  I know I am wishing that my toes were in the sand there about now but for now this will have to suffice.

I think it is just kind of that time of year for a lot of us.  I feel a little bit like this guy that I saw on Facebook today.

Image from Facebook post--source unknown

Image from Facebook post–source unknown

I am feeling a bit frazzled but today I am pulling it all together and going to regroup and refocus my efforts to get my life together. I am determined.

I was in North Carolina this past weekend enjoying the beautiful weather and reveling in the marriage of our youngest son’s former roommate.  I had the distinct honor to be able to be the “Day of Event Coordinator” so I got to be in on all of the fun stuff for the weekend and make sure that everyone got down the aisle on time .  I had the task of sending the text message to the “men” to GO Alpha Team so that the groom and groomsmen were in place at the right time.  What power I yielded.

I have to say the ceremony uniting Cory and Samantha was the most touching wedding ceremony I have been to. The atmosphere at the Rigmor House in Chapel Hill was the perfect setting for their ceremony.  It was simply beautiful and I think everyone that attended –family and friends–loved the entire evening.

The new Mr. and Mrs. Scott enjoying their first dance.

The new Mr. and Mrs. Scott enjoying their first dance.

Papa Jack's BBQ was perfectly wonderful.

Papa Jack’s BBQ was perfectly wonderful.

Who doesn't love a wedding where you can go outside to the bonfire and make your own s'more????

Who doesn’t love a wedding where you can go outside to the bonfire and make your own s’more????  It was perfect!!!!

Of course some of my favorite moments were moments spent with my own family.  After my “duties” were done I could kick back and enjoy the evening.

Selfie with Hannah, Aaron, myself and Chris

Selfie with Hannah, Aaron, myself and Chris

Today it is a slow slog back to reality.  Recovering from the weekend is taking longer than I thought it would but I am pulling it all together and will be back in normal form soon, I hope.

What about you?  Did a long weekend make you lose track of time?  Are you back in the swing?  Any suggestions on how to pull it back together?  I would love to hear what you have to say.

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