Happy Thursday, all! I don’t know about you, but I am ready for the weekend…I think.
I’m pumped that this is a three-day break from work (thanks, Columbus!), but I am a bit apprehensive about my Saturday morning plans. My friend, Jessica, whom I’ve mentioned many times on this blog, is having a fall-themed bridal brunch that I happily agreed to help with. I mean, what are friends (and bridesmaids) for? I have to give her some major credit — she has been one easy going bride-to-be since the day Michael put that gorgeous ring on her finger:

ROCKin! Jessica’s bling is on the right.
- Nixing every food, drink and decoration Lori and I have suggested
- Sending out invitations to everyone BUT me (accident? I think not!) Also, Jessica said no pink. Guess what color the invite was.
- Ordering me to pick up her bridesmaid dress without so much as a please or thank you (where’s Emily Post when you need her?)
- Having people RSVP to her, yet not writing any of the names down, so we have no idea how many people to prepare for.
- Forbidding any games to be played (We are going to have three anyway…she just doesn’t know it yet. HA HA!)
- Putting her nose up to free stuff (Lori’s hubs works for Sara Lee and offered to hook us up with a super delicious assortment of breads) because bagels are “too continental breakfast.” For a girl that hasn’t paid a dime for one moursel of the food, she sure has some strong opinions about it!
The list could go on, however, I think you get the picture on just how impossible Ms. Maidzilla is being to poor Lori and I. But, remembering that this day is for our friend whom we must really like to put up with some breakfast B-S, I put my bad feelings aside and went grocery shopping for all the ingredients for my part of the eats and drinks: egg and sausage casserole, hashbrown casserole, hot apple cider and most important, Mimosas! Lori and I may have to down a truckload of these before going over to help set up. HA HA! I don’t want to splurge too much and ruin the good week I’ve had, so it’s going to be all about control…portion control that is! I’ve practiced that a lot today, starting with a PB and banana sandwich on Ezekiel bread.
I wanted something simple and quick for dinner, so while I was shopping for shower goods, I stumbled across these in the deli section:
chicken and Swiss pinwheels — so good!
So here’s what I want to hear from you about: Have you ever had to deal with a bridezilla or maidzilla? What kinds of things did they do to get you frazzled?




I think I was a very non-zilla bride. One of my family members got married a few years ago and we had to deal with the-mother-of-the-bride-zilla. And my sister-in-law got married this summer… I was a bridesmaid, and her soon-to-be sis-in-law was MOH… and instead of being maid-zilla, she was absentee-maid. She was over an hour late to get ready for pictures, every time it was her turn to take a picture, she was was MIA, and she stayed exactly 20 minutes after the bride and groom left to help with the clean up. Can you imagine?
I guess someone has to be the "zilla" for any wedding!
That's horrible about your sis-in-law's MOH! Sounds like she may have been a bit jealous or something and needed attention.