accomplishedWith the exception of actually decorating the venue, hemming the dress and making the cake (red velvet cake with white frosting arranged in three tiers on a sort of plate holder thing [I'm describing it badly] with milagros sprinkled over the cakes), we're all done. The week in Los Angeles will be light of responsibility and heavy in relaxation time.
I'm in the middle of listening to The Iliad. It's...dense. I'm having a little bit of a hard time telling who's on what side, as we don't really have just Trojans and Greeks. Each side has about a million little tribes with them, and each tribe has a dozen noblemen and everyone has six nicknames. At least the two Ajaxes are on the same side. I want to read it to the girls, but I think we're going to make up something like flashcards in different colors for the different teams, otherwise, they'll never remember them either.
I love Xmas, as it gives me a chance and a reason to get out all the crafting stuff I own and use it. Yay!
