Zoe ,'The Train Job'
[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.
Get some saphire and silver balloons to tie around the ceremony outside. Festive, gorgeous, cheap.
Hmmm. The ceremony will be on the back patio, so we could tie balloons to the railings. And Party City is right by my hair salon, so I could pick up balloons after I get my hair done.
Sapphire colored toasting flutes for your first toast?
Corelle doesn't break easily, but it is hella fun to watch and listen to when it does. It just keeps splintering into tiny little shards... five minutes or so until it's all over.
Now you have a color scheme! Congratulations!
You could put a silver lei on the elephant and really punch it up.
Corelle doesn't break easily, but it is hella fun to watch and listen to when it does. It just keeps splintering into tiny little shards... five minutes or so until it's all over.
Not gonna ask how you know this.
My daily use stuff is Crate and Barrel--the Aspen dinnerware [link]
I'm not opposed to color, but I'd rather use table linens and napkins to provide it. My glassware is also clear.
I've got a ton of printed mugs that take up two shelves in a cabinet. My favorite is my Wonder Woman mug that my sister gave me.
Tea: The closest thing I have to white dishes is the china we registered for when we got married. The reason we ended up with that one was because I loved the accent plate so much.
That is the same pattern we registered for too. I think I've got 8 or 9 place settings out of the 12 I wanted. I may finish everything off some day, but who knows?
You could put a silver lei on the elephant and really punch it up.
You are evil and awesome in equal amounts. I cannot stop laughing at this.
I would totally be trying to print my own. I have trays and trays of lead type, if he needs some.
Hmmm, I know there's a university in the south that has a huge collection of vintage lead type. I wonder if they'd take some of it off your hands.
Our everyday stuff is a hodgepodge picked up from here and there. Including a few plates decorated with big yellow and brown roosters, which I bought for a dollar at a rummage sale in 1987. Or was it 50 cents?