“live this moment”

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Eugene has an issue.. He takes things slowly...

I have an issue.... I need him to take things in my perspective... And that is faster!

So for a hassle-free wedding, we have almost nothing much to prepare other than our attire and vows... Attire wise, me as a bride has more to prepare but given the ample time and no guest to show off to... No stress... I just put on whatever I like:) all are in placed, 3 weeks before our wedding.

BUT my groom is taking things a little slower...

Better than nothing done, he finally took the big step to go tailor his suit! 4 weeks before we leave for new Zealand..... The tailor must be thinking that ours is a shot gun case....

Spent about 1 hour for him to choose all the different designs and components of a suit and shirt... Didn't know it will take so much... But it's all worth it... We left the shop happy and looking forward to his first fitting next week!



I do not have checklist..

1. I can't keep up with a checklist... If it is a piece of paper... I lose it. If it is in a book.... I find it hard to carry around...

2. If the list is too long, I get stressed. Striking it off doesn't give me any relieve or sense of accomplishment ....

3. My mind changes too much.. When I look back at the list, it doesn't make sense... Why the hell did I wrote that?!

4. Checklist only provides me with a very brief moment of organization, the moment last about an hour.

So for such a small, simple, free and easy wedding vacation... No checklist is needed.

Joey