The futility of it all - I love it!

Dec 06, 2006 12:37

Yesterday night, I had an epiphany. Like all epiphanies, it came unexpectedly, brought to me by the clever pickwick (hey, nice to see you!) and the dashing Dickon Edwards (hey, what a suit!). Like all epiphanies, especially Eureka! it has something to do with a particular thought that has been bugging me for a while, a thought, however, that is of no ( Read more... )

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strange_powers December 6 2006, 12:42:53 UTC
I really didn't know about your other blog, Miss/Mrs/Dr!

I know I said it when Neil mentioned it the other day, but congratulations. Kellie and I both sqealed with glee when talking about it!

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femme_letale December 6 2006, 13:06:15 UTC
My other blog is really a consequence of studying 500 miles from where I live. My supervisors need to check up on me sometimes! So, it is not that interesting. I have to admit though, that, occasionally, I post some nice pictures on it.

Thank you (and Kellie) for the congratulations!

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femme_letale December 6 2006, 12:58:00 UTC
Thanks! It's exciting and scary. The scary bit goes for my mother, who is really driving me up the wall. You know about families. Yes, better leave it at exciting...

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A wedding! pipistrellus December 6 2006, 12:48:19 UTC
Awww, that's such lovely news! Congratulations to you both.

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Re: A wedding! femme_letale December 6 2006, 12:59:31 UTC
Thank you! And you are just the right person to ask this question: is it really wrong to have chosen a dress if I am getting married in August 2008? I am surprised at how much I know what I want!

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Re: A wedding! pipistrellus December 6 2006, 13:08:35 UTC
No, not at all! With loads of bridal retailers/different dresses, the ordering time can be very lengthy, so it's great that you know what you want!

When you say that you've chosen a dress, have you actually tried the dress on? I've heard an awful lot of people say that often what they *thought* they wanted wasn't want they ended up with!

If you want to pick my brains about anything wedding related, I'd be happy to offer any advice that I can... with this to start you off: get your venue booked sharpish - August gets booked up way in advance!

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Re: A wedding! femme_letale December 6 2006, 13:18:28 UTC
You see? This is the funny thing. the PhD puts you in the habit of being ahead of yourself all the time... The dress I have chosen will be in the shops in January, which is when I will go to the shop and try it out. You are right, it may be complete nonsense once is on. Do you recomend any bridal retailers?

This is a cross country wedding so, even if I have chosen I will have to go shopping and pretend to try things on with mum, gran and the evil aunties (ah, the theatre!)

As for the venue, I have a say field trip prepared when I go to Spainfor Christmas, the outcome of which MUST be a booking. All this conference organising may come in handy, finally!

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strictlytrue December 6 2006, 12:49:21 UTC
I said this on Neil's LJ, and you may have already seen it, but I repeat it here, too, (this time with dumb typo corrected):

Congratulations!!! It is so true - you are really well matched, an amazing couple. I'm really happy for you both!

I wish you both every happiness - lots of love and congratulations!

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femme_letale December 6 2006, 13:03:12 UTC
you are really well matched

I think that is true, actually, and that's why marriage won't change much of anything (I hope), other than being a great excuse to have a party in Spain, and enjoy cricket and Earl Grey tea without having identity crises all the time. Oh, I said cricket, not England being defeated by the blond-black-magic-wizard-troupe. GRRRR.

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femme_letale December 6 2006, 13:19:18 UTC
Thank you! I like your hat!

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