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grusch

Adam and Sari's Wedding

Oct 09, 2005 02:11

October 8, 2005 - The day the sanctity of marriage died. ^_ ( Read more... )

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seemlesswaters October 9 2005, 06:40:20 UTC

Bit-O'neill.... is that like Bit O' Honey?

I will never live this down..... WHY MUST I BE A CLUTZ! Wanna know what's worse? It's on tape... so Sarah and Jeff will forever be embarassed to show people their wedding tape *goes off to sulk*

btw.. you suck... I almost wore my trench but I didnt wanna hear it from my dad

grusch October 9 2005, 13:53:45 UTC

It's exactly like Bit O' Honey, and that's what makes it so wonderful. Bit O'Nell works too perfectly.

Clutz? I don't remember anything happening during our taping from Larry's camera. I'll have to review the tape today. ^_^ Though you need not worry, I zoomed in and out a lot so it's probably missing from ours. Whatever it was, maybe the same was during that video as well? I'm confused, as I'm not sure what any of this is about.

Whattya mean I suck? I went "gothed out" as I promised. :)

sari_b October 11 2005, 20:29:31 UTC

I'm kinda glad you tripped, along with all the other "mistakes" that happened that day. It kept people from taking things too seriously.

seemlesswaters October 9 2005, 06:41:34 UTC

wait.. I just realized something.... if they are your family... does that mean you're my family? Dood.... not only is my family growing... but it is growing insane too

grusch October 9 2005, 13:55:52 UTC

Alice: But I don't want to go among mad people.
Cheshire: Oh, you can't help that. We're all mad here. I'm mad, you're mad.
Alice: How do you know that I'm mad?
Cheshire: Because you're here, and everyone here is mad.

Hallmark's Alice.

sari_b October 11 2005, 20:39:11 UTC

I'm very glad you guys were there, and also that we got to spend time on Friday. It relaxed me more. I may have been one of the least "cold footed" brides ever (since my feelings for Jeff are pretty much a mute point by now), but it helped to have trusted friends nearby. And we didn't think twice about the Exacliburs; it just seemed necessary.