and the main saviour of your religion comes back from the dead!
Sweet zombie Jesus.
Dawn ,'Never Leave Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
and the main saviour of your religion comes back from the dead!
Sweet zombie Jesus.
Timelies! Also, only five days of March left before April comes by! Yes!
Timelies.
I know I'm slightly late, but Happy Birthday Allyson!
totem animal of your choice brought you Spring
That's P-C. Would he bring me Taglines of mild amusement?
Peep!
A little late, but I rarely drop in on Saturdays, so
Belated Happy Birthday, Allyson!
Timelies all!
Our friend didn't get in until late, so we slept late. Don't know how long he'll be here.(He's here because his SO, who was in town for a conference, is in the hospital with a gallbladder attack)
Happy eat too much food and drink too much champagne at bruch day
Timelies!
I need some advice, please.
Saget and I don't want wedding presents. We're not registering anywhere; we're not getting "favors" or whatever for our guests; we don't want people to feel obligated to buy us anything. Do we say "no gifts" on the invite in some funny/nice way, or do we wait for people to ask where we're registered? We're arguing about this right now. I say you don't tell people what they are and are not allowed to do; Saget says if he were invited to such a wedding he'd want to know that gifts were not expected.
???
Maybe put an "In lieu of gifts, we prefer that you make a donation to the charity of your choice" or something like that? If you don't put something on the invite, then, in all likelyhood, you'll end up with some people knowing you don't want gifts, and others not knowing, and then some guests will show up with gifts and some without and it could lead to some people feeling uncomfortable.