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FlakeNoir

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The wedding sounded perfect. A special day filled with memories to keep for a lifetime. Flower girls are known for impatience when it comes to rose petals:laugh: Am so happy for the newly wed couple and for you too, Flake.

The funny story-- boys will be boys. Glad the trousers ironed out OK. All in all, each happening, and mishap added to the perfect day. Much love and green lights to the newly wed couple.

Deep breath-- three boys to go!!
Those last three had better elope! :laugh:
 

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The wedding went pretty well. It was a lovely ceremony and I only cried about 3 or 4 times. The weather was supposed to be complete crap.. and it was raining when we arrived at the church, but by the time the professional photos came around, it had cleared up enough to have them taken in a park.

Our flower girl was my niece's 14 month old daughter, and the page boy my 7-year-old son, they were to (hopefully) walk along the aisle together with a basket of rose petals to drop along the way. Well, our baby girl became impatient as the best man (my 17-year-old son) and the bridesmaid were taking their turn, so she burst forth and dumped the whole basket of petals about a metre along the aisle... :biggrin2: it was hilarious, and gorgeous.
She ended up making it the whole way with my little boy, up to the best man... they had fun.
Then came my partner and I... we both walked our son along the aisle, it was very emotional.

Next came the bride and both of her parents, her mum was in their traditional Kimono and looked lovely. My daughter-in-law was absolutely beautiful... she was a bit tearful throughout the ceremony, it was quite overwhelming for her.

After the signing of the register, they cut the cake and we had tea and coffee and some family photos in the church, then off to the park for more photos. Then my daughter-in-law changed into a traditional Kimono (the one her mother had worn to her own wedding years ago) for the reception.

After sharing a lengthy afternoon tea and the speeches, some of us went out for an evening meal and drinks. The bride and groom left for their honeymoon after that... and the day was over.

Sounds like you had a great wedding! Congratulations on such an awesome event.
 

FlakeNoir

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Sounds like a lovely wedding FlakeNoir! And those pants are what you all will remember and talk about in the years to come. Now get some rest!
:laugh: I think so too!
I am so worn out from the lead up to it all... feels like I've been hit by a bus and it's very hard to get motivated into doing anything.
Sounds like you had a great wedding! Congratulations on such an awesome event.
Thank you, it was lovely... :)

FlakeNoir :love_heart::love_heart::love_heart::love_heart::biggrin-new::biggrin-new::biggrin-new::biggrin-new:
Sounds like it was fabulous and memorable and fun - exactly what you want from a wedding. So glad it went well and I'm sure you're glad it's over.

Thanks Holly-girl... I am so very glad it went well but yes.... hugely relieved it is now over. :biggrin2:
 

FlakeNoir

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I need comfort food.
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What Does Your Taste In Music Say About Your Personality?

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You are both insightful and independent. You are a very knowledgeable person, which allows you offer helpful advice and ideas to the world. Many others appreciate you for this, and look up to you as an individual. Your independent nature makes you a born leader, so you are bound to do great things. Your music taste tells us that you enjoy your time spent alone, and then share an eagerness to learn with others around you.
 

FlakeNoir

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What Does Your Taste In Music Say About Your Personality?

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You are both insightful and independent. You are a very knowledgeable person, which allows you offer helpful advice and ideas to the world. Many others appreciate you for this, and look up to you as an individual. Your independent nature makes you a born leader, so you are bound to do great things. Your music taste tells us that you enjoy your time spent alone, and then share an eagerness to learn with others around you.
Insightful/Independent

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You are both insightful and independent. You are a very knowledgeable person, which allows you offer helpful advice and ideas to the world. Many others appreciate you for this, and look up to you as an individual. Your independent nature makes you a born leader, so you are bound to do great things. Your music taste tells us that you enjoy your time spent alone, and then share an eagerness to learn with others around you.
 

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You are both insightful and independent. You are a very knowledgeable person, which allows you offer helpful advice and ideas to the world. Many others appreciate you for this, and look up to you as an individual. Your independent nature makes you a born leader, so you are bound to do great things. Your music taste tells us that you enjoy your time spent alone, and then share an eagerness to learn with others around you.
me too
 

not_nadine

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Couple of cats--actual felines--have camped out under the back porch. Suddenly I'm their pal. One's called Hoover, cause he's a suck-up. The other? Probably gonna call her Mama pretty soon, if I they're up to what I think they're up to.

Are your feeding them? Course you are. Is it cold? Bring them in?
Well now you won't have to worry about Christmas presents. Kittens in stockings for everyone!
 

not_nadine

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Well, I am moved. Yes. Still boxes, but they are HERE, and I can do whatever I want.

Have to buy (or find toolbox) hammer and nails and things to hang pictures and other stuff. Curtains.
I might have to hire a handy-man or something. Do they still have those?


Internet/TV, Clothes, Furniture, Roof and a killer shower. I mean a killer shower.
Scared me. Fire hose. Holy moly.


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FlakeNoir

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Well, I am moved. Yes. Still boxes, but they are HERE, and I can do whatever I want.

Have to buy (or find toolbox) hammer and nails and things to hang pictures and other stuff. Curtains.
I might have to hire a handy-man or something. Do they still have those?


Internet/TV, Clothes, Furniture, Roof and a killer shower. I mean a killer shower.
Scared me. Fire hose. Holy moly.


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Welcome to your newer, safer and hopefully much more fun home, Nottie... so pleased you are out of the other place! :)
 
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