So I thought about telling you all about all of the wedding, and then I decided to make this wedding week. You know you love it.
So, Hailey originally asked Amanda and I to help with passing out programs and collecting gifts. She wanted us to start this around 4:45.
As I started driving up, I ran into some traffic, so I sent Amanda text to let her know I may be a little late, that way, she would be sure to arrive on time. It’s hard to gauge when one will arrive at a wedding in the mountains, you know?
Well, around four, I received a call from Larissa… It went something like this:
“Where are you?!”
The truth is, I was deep in mountain country at this point, so the fact that I had cell service was impressive… It also meant I didn’t have many road signs, if any, to indicate where exactly I was.
“I don’t know…”
“What do you mean you don’t know?!”
I read the first sign I managed to find. This did not placate Larissa.
“We depended on you! And you have the gall not to show up for Hailey’s wedding! You’re such a bitch!”
“Hailey doesn’t need me until 4:45! Why are you yelling at me?”
And then my reception went out or Larissa hung up on me.
This wouldn’t be a problem, except her calling lost my directions.
So I had to stop for directions, a ten minute hold over.
And, guess what time I arrived?
4:55.
Had Larissa not called me (or called me a “bitch” for that matter), I would have been on time.
I asked Hailey’s mother if it was all right to kill Larissa, and she simply said “Hailey doesn’t need that many bridesmaids.”
So, tomorrow, the cardinal rule about weddings!