Omnis, that sounds awesome, but I think we're going to stick to New England. The idea of traveling to SoCal is still a bit painful to me. Everything there reminds me of a friend that passed away a few years back.
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
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I understand. Just an idea. Is there any Buffistas in NE that can officiate?
Steph, I'm about one step removed from being in the same situation right now, and all I can say is, well, it sucks and a lot of it is just not knowing from one moment to the next what's the right thing or what the hell is going on. I think you have to go with whatever you will not regret. Follow those loving impulses. And I'm so sorry you are going through this.
Raising my officiant hand!
DC is a lovely place to get married and it is easily accessible to all things on the eastern edge. I'd be thrilled to marry you sj. Perhaps on the deck of the Kennedy Center, overlooking the Potomac. You could then have a lovely dinner on the Waterfront, or in Georgetown and stay at one of the boutique hotels.
I still love my neighbor, Gene Weingarten's deal with his daughter. Elope? $25,000 in cash. Wedding? He'll come.
Steph, I am so sorry. I am sending you and The Boy love and strength.
Gene Weingarten's deal with his daughter. Elope? $25,000 in cash. Wedding? He'll come.
I like that deal. Too bad there's nobody with the moolah to make it to me.
Steph, I'm thinking about you and your boy, his family, and his mother and wishing you all strength and peace.
Steph we are thinking about you and the Boy's family here and wishing you strength and comfort.
Ie. What lisah said
Steph I'm thinking of you.
I was in the boys situation with my dad. Pix was in yours. Trust me, everything you are doing means the world to him.
So much strength and love going out to you and The Boy. We happened to be discussing a similar situation in DBT and one of the facilitators shared a bit of wisdom that has helped her: stay close, do nothing. Your presence is what matters.