Getting Close to Crunch Time

It's getting close to the wedding day, 5 days, 20 hours and 49 minutes to be exact. I am truly more excited about this day than any other in my life and while I can't wait for the ceremony and reception, I also can't wait for it to be over as well as all of the added stress that a wedding brings along.



In addition to the stress from the wedding, my dad fell off his bike on the 1st and fractured his hip and has to be moved around in a wheel chair and with a lot of pain. I convinced him to go to the emergency room on Friday morning and spent the whole day at North Florida Regional with him and my mom in the ER. When we found out that he wasn't going to need surgery, I jumped in my truck and headed to Orlando because Tami and I had planned on going to Disney on Saturday. During my trip, the only radio station that I could get which was playing the Bama vs Utah game was the Utah broadcast, so I was about to pull my hair out when I finally got to Oviedo and in front of a TV.



So needless to say I was more than ready for a relaxing day at Disney, if that is possible. Luckily, this day it was. Steve pulled a major favor for me and got us into the park for free and hooked us up with some flash passes to use on any ride. It made the day so much better. The only ride we had to really wait for was the Haunted Mansion, which made for an incredible day. My favorite rides were Test Track and Mission Space at Epcot and Thunder Mountain and Buzz Lightyear (which I scored a 487,300 in to beat Tami's 2,400) at Disney.



I am so excited about marrying Tami. I have never been so certain about anything in my life and as long as I can get through my vows and back down the isle without falling or anything majorly embarassing happening, I feel that I will be in good shape. Our honeymoon to Gatlinburg will be great as well if we can get a little snow to help us out.

I hope someone reads this, and I promise I will make future blog entries a little more entertaining.

Adrian