What to do?

I have a serious dilemma on my hands.  JP made an appointment to meet with the caterers Saturday afternoon followed by a meeting with the musicians.  This is all well and good, the wedding is only a hundred or so days away, but...Ree Drummond, aka The Pioneer Woman is going to be in Denver Saturday afternoon at 2:00 for a book signing.  I am a faithful follower of the Pioneer Woman, she has the second best blog ever--http://thepioneerwoman.com/confessions/.  (My brother, Yogi, is the number one best blogger.)

So maybe I can tell JP I'm sick or have to work and then I can sneak up to Denver.  Just kidding, I'll meet the caterer and musicians with JP, then I'll fly to wherever the Pioneer Woman is for her next book signing--maybe Tulsa or New York or some other great place.  Actually, I'll wait until she's in Miami or Phoenix or some other warm place.

Comments

Dana of Oz said…
Why isn't Brian helping with this stuff? I vote you go see Pioneer Woman. Jillian will understand.

And how come I'm not your favorite blog?
February 11, 2011 at 2:33 AM
Emily said…
Tressie and I both woke up with bad colds, so now our trip to meet P-Dub is looking questionable too. But we are staying home today to try and get better.

If we do make it to meet Ree, I'll grab you an autograph!
February 11, 2011 at 6:27 AM
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
You have to go see the Pioneer Woman. I'm going to her signing here in Tulsa. It is at the Mayo Hotel right across the street from my office building. So you need to come here and see her. I won't even make you go geocaching.

PW's blog rocks. Yes there is a lot of publicity about it and I don't read it that much but when I do I'm blown away by how good a writer and photographer she is. She has a huge following, obviously.
February 11, 2011 at 6:56 PM
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