  I can count on one hand the number of people from work (family excluded) that will be on The Guest List. Mr. and Mrs. B are Have To's. Both The Groom and I would really just prefer they stay home that day, but there's no way to get around the invite. Next we have the Want To's: Office Manager, who Dad says comes as a single (though she'll probably get the "and guest" invite to be fair), Office Worker Who I Absolutely Love, and Office Worker's Less-Than-Loveable-But-More-Than-Just-Bearable Husband.
That leaves a multitude of people on the Not Invited list. Unfortunately, I have a feeling at least one of these people - Queen B - is definitely expecting to be Invited. Hence guilt-stricken Jaime. Kind of. The guilt comes from seeing everyone who I know is NOT going to be invited excited about the wedding. I feel bad when they are asking me questions and I'm thinking And you won't be there to see it... Regardless of whether I like them or not, these are the people I spend most of my time with, and this is exciting for them too. And actually, now that I'm typing this, I think it's less guilt that I feel and more dread. I am dreading the time when invitations have been sent and the wedding is approaching and certain people (especially Queen B) realize they're not coming.
Not because I am worried about hurt feelings, but because I still have to see these people everyday, and who knows what might have to be dealt with. And when Office Worker Who I Absolutely Love gets her invitation something is sure to be said innocently enough to the others. Ugh, the drama. At least I'll be gone for the after-wedding drama of "How was it? ", etc. Yay honeymoon! 
