Hakuna Matata

It's a problem free philosophy. Hakuna Matata.

What a week it has been. I started picking up extra hours at work about a month ago. My intentions were to pay for some wedding details and put a little more money towards bills. Unfortunately, someone hacked my account and stole all of my money (not really). I just don't know where the extra money went except to maybe our gas fund and materialistic items fund. EEEK!

Sometimes you just have to remind yourself to Hakuna Matata though. I think the only reason we are not at our wits end with each other at this point is because we have learned that worrying is just plain ridiculous.It raises your blood pressure and makes you feel (for lack of a better word) icky. And Josh doesn't like it when I am stressed because it usually leads to him cleaning or being looked at with angry eyes.

Actually to be quite honest. This week has been one of the best so far during all of the planning. Even the week of getting our marriage license doesn't compare to this one. And you know, we did nothing really different except for going on a date to St. Augustine. We walked around, took some pictures of cool things and called it a day.(Oh and Josh was made fun of at work for the picture above.)

Sunday night we had dinner with a good friend and it was great to catch up with her again. I love how life's little issues fall together sometimes.  Whenever you think that things are ending for a reason and for the better, a curve ball will undoubtedly be thrown your way to help pick up some broken pieces. I couldn't be happier that we had the chance to meet up with this person and talk things out finally. I think that was my highlight of the week.

Amongst the crazy hours at work and weird work schedule, this week was nice to be able to relax again and finally have two days (in a row) off! Some much needed fiance time was scheduled. And I got to squeeze in a little bit of girl time/sleepover with my cousin. Whoever said girl time wasn't necessary in keeping you calm was wrong! Spending all of the time together that we do, Josh and I forget that we have friends and family we can hang out with alone. Since before day one of our relationship we have always been together and we are just now discovering how to be apart. Oh! The little ways we grow! It will be a handy skill in a few short months. I don't think the Navy will let him room with me! =)

Also! How could I forget? The favors have been made and prettied. Sigh. Big breath of relief there. But I can't take any credit for them. My aunt just loves to do little DYI projects.

Our number is down in the teens now! 18 more days and the ball is rolling. Here's to no bridezilla or groomzilla yet.
How was your week?