Four things I did today:

• Ordered envelopes for everything; paper for the save-the-dates, programs, welcome cards and thank-you cards; and postage for the save-the-dates. (I want the postage to match, but postage will be probably be $1.37 by the time March rolls around.)
• Cross-browser tested a couple of new freelance projects.
• Tried to explain to my mom why some photo-less, friend-less doppelganger gets to have their Facebook profile as the first Google search result for her name. (She was not a happy girl.)
• Day two of Project Bride: Healthy Eating Edition.

Four things on my to-do list:

• Check out the city pool to see if I can save myself a $48/month gym membership.
• Design our wedsite and make revisions to the save-the-date and wedding invitation designs.
• Try to articulate my new business ideas into an honest-to-goodness plan.
• Watch the Netflix that has been sitting in my living room since last Tuesday.

Four of my guiltiest pleasures:

• Making too many lists. I have lists in Backpack (though not many anymore). I have lists in Listomni on my phone. I own multiple to-do pads from Knock Knock. And there’s more I can’t even mention.
• Listening to Keri Noble almost daily.
• Perusing the vintage section on Etsy.
• Buying paper goods. Notebooks, cards, post-its — anything and everything. I’m a menace to letterpress shops everywhere.

Four random facts about me:

• I was 5′8″ when I was 11 years old. A few years before that, the doctors ran a bunch of tests on me because they thought I was growing too quickly. In our annual San Jose Aquatics swim team pictures, I never got to stand with my friends because I was always standing four or five rows above them with the swimmers who were six years older than me.
• I started saving Martha Stewart Wedding magazines during my sophomore year of college six years ago. Yes, I’m one of those brides.
• When I was a kid, I must’ve read Jack London’s The Call of the Wild a dozen times. At some point, my go-to book changed to anything Jane Austen and then to Tess of the d’Urbervilles. Now it’s The Time Traveler’s Wife.
• My first Christmas present from Josh was a simple heart-shaped pendant with a single small diamond. Amazingly, seven years later, it still suits my taste. There’s very little in my wardrobe, or even in my house, that I can say that about. Other than my mom, no one else has ever been able to choose clothes, jewelry or accessories that I loved.