Now I'm worried that the wedding gift I gave this spring wasn't "enough"
That's a thoughtful gift. Picture frames are always good gifts because they are useful.
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Now I'm worried that the wedding gift I gave this spring wasn't "enough"
That's a thoughtful gift. Picture frames are always good gifts because they are useful.
Picture frames are always good gifts because they are useful.
Except maybe to vampires.
Wait wait wait. We know now that it's not that vampires don't photograph (even in the 50s when cameras still worked via mirrors); it's that they don't photograph well.
I'm also confident that money as a gift is always appreciated, whatever anyone thinks of the custom.
true. I just think that it's tacky to ask for it. If the future Mr. Vortex (wherever the hell he is) has a family or cultural tradition of a money dance, I'll be uncomfortable with it, but I'll do it. I might draw the line at the pinning of money, though. How about a nice basket?
That sounds perfect, Kate.
We know now that it's not that vampires don't photograph (even in the 50s when cameras still worked via mirrors); it's that they don't photograph well.
Well then, they still wouldn't need picture frames, as what vampire is gonna frame a crappy picture?
If you'd never seen your vampire self in a mirror, how would you know it was a crappy picture?
And I'm sorry if my comment made anyone feel uncomfortable. I didn't realize it would be taken so generally.
Besides, maybe they're framing pictures of their prey -- a particularly tasty meal, perhaps.
sigh. I am going to be eaten by laundry. I better do the folding now, while the baby is asleep.
if the future Mr. Vortex (wherever the hell he is) has a family or cultural tradition of a money dance, I'll be uncomfortable with it, but I'll do it. I might draw the line at the pinning of money, though. How about a nice basket?
Can we just stuff it down the bosom of your dress?
At the wedding of a friend's sister, I danced with the sister for the dollar dance, and dropped 4 quarters, one by one, down the front of her dress.
That was probably the most tame thing that happened at that wedding, come to think of it.