Wedding plans are going perfect.  MOH's dress fits perfectly.  Just signed contract for photographer. At first we were thinking of using my grandma to help with flowers and go all out, but since she is having issues with arthritis we are going minimal with flowers and using somethings from my mom's reception.  All we need now is just the cost for the church and start doing our counsiling.  The major part of the planning will begin in October.

Had lunch with dad a few weeks ago.  He gave me a few info about the step sibs and who may or may not be able to come.  One of my cousins on that side is engaged to, but no one I know knows when they are going to be married.

Last week J and I went to pick out the tuxes.  It is going to look great.

A writer is always afraid of critics, but not to death.  What would you do if after you received a bad review from a critic and then all of a sudden that reviewer comes after your life?

Dean Koontz has written another thriller, Relentless ($27, Hardback, Bantam Books), which begins: This is a thing I've learned:  Even with a gun to my head, I am capable of being convulsed with laughter.

Novelist "Cubby" Greenwich has it all with his wife, Penny, and genious son, Milo.  After one bad review from the world's most feared critic, Sherman Waxx, Cubby knows that he should just let it go.  Then he finds out where the reviewer has lunch, and all he wants to do is get a look at the seldom seen Waxx.  Soon, Cubby finds him and his family running for their lives.

Just like Intensity this story started out very strong and ended kind of not going anywhere.

Danielle Steel's newest book is great.  It is about a photographer who falls in love with a famous novelist, and moves in with him in Ireland.  Things turn for the worse after she miscarries her baby and finds out that the novelist is not who he first seems.

It made me think of how I had loved someone that would lie to me constantly and even after I found out about all the lies I stayed with him until I woke up one day.