My invites and STDs, programs, menus, etc are all being designed by a local freelance designer. She is also a friend from high school, but we are paying her like her other clients. She's done BEAUTIFUL work so far and I'm super thrilled to have something cheaper than sites like Wedding Paper Divas AND custom made for us.
I picked up the invitations from the printer today, and they're gorgeous. I'm almost half done hand-addressing the envelopes, and the pocket folds are on the way... I took one set of enclosure cards and tried to put them in the sample pocket I have....
They don't fit. Not at all. Not even close. She completely ignored the sizes for the cards that I gave her. Explicitly. At least twice in two different emails.
I'm usually pretty even-keeled, but instantly I was crying (I don't know why, it's just paper....) - I sent her an email (with the previous ones copied) and am sure she'll fix the problem, worst case scenario is that I'm assembling invites all in one day to get them out on time. Really, it'll be fine. This is the first issue we've had in planning and I know we're really lucky that everything else has been so smooth.
But... why don't people READ emails? Especially important ones? (I should have printed a test run... I know) Especially when instructions are in them and doing a big job correctly depends on those instructions?
I'm mostly ranting because a) people not listening/reading is my biggest pet peeve, b) it's ridiculously cold here (tomorrow we're expected to get down to -20), c) FI is in Vegas now for his bachelor party and is hanging with his best friends while my hand is cramped from addressing these darn invites that don't even fit.
Boo. Okay, rant over. 
ETA: Grammar.