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A house and puppy.

Sean and I have been happy apartment dwellers for about 4 years now. We lived in a smallish one bedroom apartment that served us well for about three years, but we quickly outgrew it. When Sean was hired full time at his current job last Summer and we (he) was making good money, we moved out, and up. Now we live in an almost 1200 square foot, two bedroom, two bath apartment that oozes awesomeness. It's on the second (and top) floor but has a private entrance, our own washer and dryer, cozy porch, tankless hot water heater and it was brand spanking new when we moved in.

So lets recap: our rent is reasonable and our apartment is awesome. So why am I itching to move out? My sister.

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True to the title of this post, I have been incredibly lazy in my wedding planning lately.

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Does it exist?

At this point, I don't think it does.

Sean and I (mostly I) have spent many hours at the google machine searching for the perfect venue. Here are a few of the things we're looking for in a venue:

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After my first bridal show success with my mom and sister, I was excited to drag Sean to some other shows around Rochester where we live. So a mere one week after the bridal show in Binghamton, I ventured off to a bridal show at the RIT Inn in Henrietta. I told Sean about how much fun we had at the first show and how we even got to try some yummy food to get him excited to come. I lived to regret those words.

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I think it's time that I finally get down to talking about a few of the potential vendors from our first bridal show. There were tons of vendors there but only a few really stood out.

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I know I've been MIA for a few weeks months but I promise I have a good excuse! For the last six months I've been working on a huge project. One that has taken me five years of long hard work to complete. My Bachelors Degree!!!

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I came home from our first bridal show with a gigantic shopping bag full of vendor information and pamphlets. My game plan for the show was to stop at each table, grab some information and be on our way. Then I could look through the information at home at my leisure and visit vendor websites or call them for more information. This went pretty well except for the fact that after Sean and I looked through our gigantic bag of vendor information our living room floor looked a little something like this:

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