The alterations lady (her name is Janet) emailed me back yesterday, and we now have an appointment set up for Saturday the 28th - so the moms and I can see the dress! Janet said that with 4 months left, we could definitely meet to start talking about the alterations, but we'd probably hold off on any size changes until closer to the wedding.
A little bit of anxiety hit me yesterday when I called the bridal shop to verify the day my dress will be in... They said that the Maggie Sottero dresses were running a few weeks behind, but "it shouldn't be a problem to get the dress by the end of January." When she said, "It shouldn't be a problem," I kind of got chills. The overbearing planner part of me doesn't like to just trust that something will happen, but I was also trying hard to be the opposite of Bridezilla. Still, one thought popped into my head: "I need a better answer than THAT!"
I asked them to call the company to verify a date, and when I checked in today, they said the dress WILL be delivered to the store no later than January 20th. That leaves 8 days before the moms get to see the dress AND we have the first alterations/fitting appointment. I like having the additional flexibility of a few days just in case. Phew. Much better!
I also realized that while listing the things to look forward to in 2012, I completely forgot to mention the half-marathon. Maybe it was an omission that I made subconsciously... ;) but we actually ran 8 miles yesterday. Don't get me wrong, though; when I say, "run," I mean a mixture of jogging and walking, but we were moving in the right direction throughout! It still scares me to think that we'll be doing 13.1 miles in less than 2 months, but it's seeming more feasible than it seemed when we first talked about it. The running has been really good for me, and I really think it's the main reason I've been able to lose the 20+ pounds since we got engaged. Being sick the last week and a half hasn't helped, but my Achilles and knees have been holding up well. Crossing my fingers the sickness(es) go away and the healthy knees/Achilles continue.
-Lisa


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