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[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I want to see that on youtube: "grandma pulled out a switchblade during the wedding..."
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Tep, FWIW, you and your husband to be may have "all of what you need", but unless you are both hiding wealth we don't know about, I kind of doubt it. Note: Home Depot and Lowe's have registries...
Certainly, having everything you need does not preclude wanting nice(r) things. Matched sets and whatnot. or luxury items.
We registered on Amazon and included lots of things like DVDs and a lawn zombie.
I'm just terribly sad Teppy is non-glutinous, so I can't persuade her to take ME as her helper for wedding-cake tasting at The Bonbonerie.
A small wedding is just as complicated as a large one in many ways, I think. We had about 65 people, and I still had to answer questions for the caterer about which flatware style which is the kind of thing I'd hoped to avoid. My parents mostly stayed out of it (but paid for it all) except to add steak and ice cream to the menu.
Sox and I both had some sibling rivalry to roll our eyes over, because our fathers are 12.
Flea, since Teppy is non-glutinous she NEEDS you to do the wedding cake testing.
black coffee
The overwhelming majority of garter fetching and placing wedding moments have been just fun and silly in my experience.
My church had a money tree at the reception that anyone could tie money to at any time. It struck my younger self as sort of gauche--why did we buy all those presents if we could have just stuck money on the tree?--but it seems much more civilized.
Sox and I both had some sibling rivalry to roll our eyes over, because our fathers are 12.
Yours might be 12. Mine is 4. And your wedding was the bestest. The guy you hired to do the balloon animals for the kids? Totally excellent.
All quiet here. Stayed home --will be packing today.