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You could try scrapbooking. It's very time consuming. Or yoga. It won't necessarily take your mind off of things, but I know that it was a big help for me when I was taking 8 classes and working part-time in high school. Gosh, I really need to get back into yoga now that I'm telling you this! Try crocheting or knitting a blanket. If you're planning on having kids eventually, you could make a baby blanket for them. It's about 30 hours of work normally.
[Edit] I tend to skim posts and managed to miss the whole "no scrapbooking" thing. Sorry!
Something outside! Go for a bike ride or a walk in the park. Get a dog to make you get out :)
Plan a trip
Learn to cook something new
Sign up for a class with FI or a friend. We just did a cooking class that was fun, and my friend is doing a photography class, I think there's classes out there for any interest
Go to the gym
Catch up with people you haven't talked to in a while
Shopping for non-wedding stuff, in person or online
Plan a garden for this spring/summer! It takes time and you might love it!
Well, last night I made dinner (easy, but I went all out) tacos, homemade salsa and guacamole...mmmmm. Took a couple hours, but it was well worth it.
We played the Wii for a couple hours since we bought it Friday. That was probably one of the best decisions we have made together...only because hubs thought I would really enjoy it. (I really do!) We got the Bass Pro Shops fishing game and I am now addicted. :) Now, as long as it doesn't take my brain over entirely and I actually get wedding stuff done too I'll be fine.
lol Miss Lily - i said this to FI earlier while I was posting on someone's thread and his response was "well you could start by not going on the weddingbee!"
i decided to watch a movie... too bad the movie ended up being the wedding planner
LOL. Well, today hubs told me to stop caring about my SIL's new baby and how that's all I have heard about for the past couple of days. Very frustrating. I told him (selfishly) that I hope the novelty of the new baby has worn off by the time August (and our wedding) gets here because I have been feeling like our wedding isn't important to anyone but me.
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Anyone have any suggestions? I've been reading a lot, sewing and I TRIED to learn to knit/crochet and that just isn't helping. Oh, and I SUCK at scrapbooking...I just really need something to get my mind off the wedding.