5.10.2010

Registry and All That.

Ok, so we've been getting asked by folks about the registry; where it is, what we want, if there are guns on it, that sort of thing.

How cute! They can all be classified by what they buy! Note that only the hipsters are "happy".

So I'll kick this off by saying that the registry is kind of a weird thing. Anyone that's done this has likely thought this. We're no different. It's strange. But we figured doing one is easier for guests than not doing one.

Considering the size of our apartment and our having lived together for some time, there's not a ton of stuff we need. There are several items on Williams-Sonoma under our names, the date of August 28, 2010. It's a pricier website, but for the sake of allegiance to my mom's job, we went with them. I used to work retail and can tell you that if you find the item cheaper somewhere else (likely), then go for it. You can contact someone at Williams-Sonoma and have them mark it off the registry. If they don't, eff them.

Aside from the Williams-Sonoma (I said it three times, we collect on that advertising money!!! jk) thing, we're also putting together some funds for the honeymoon. It won't be until 2011, so we've got some time, but are planning a trip to Spain!

 
Yes, there were many pictures of Spain online. I prefer this one.

This trip is rooted in food, as you probably guessed. We could have employed this site where you have people give money for certain aspects of the trip. Like a cab ride. Or a hotel for a night. But that seemed really complex and required some planning of the trip already. And we're planning enough for now. To be honest, we haven't really thought about the trip yet. We can do that next.

ANYWAY, ramble over. If you'd like to add something to that fund, fantastic!
At the end of the day, none of this is important. Let's just have fun and hang out with each other.

And thanks in advance for the presents. And more importantly, for being our friends.

2 comments:

  1. I LOVE that little chart. And it's so true! Notice 4 out of 6 couples can't seem to interact without alcohol?

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  2. The key to any successful relationship is alcohol and denial!

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