It's kind of odd that he's now got a double barrelled surname instead of just ours. BUT I was reminded how much odder it must have been for my father-in-law that my husband adopted my surname when someone my husband hasn't seen since they were ten recognised him and called him by his former surname. :D
Congratulations! Both on your happy new status and on getting through the wedding week. There are always snafus, but you're probably the only one who will remember about the dress. So lovely of you to see for them!
Mazel Tov! (Hopefully you well not emulate Ernie K. Doe's Mother-In-Law.) i anyone ever asks you, the Yiddish word for Mother In Law is "shviger", which I just find inherently funny.
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Thank you!
It's kind of odd that he's now got a double barrelled surname instead of just ours. BUT I was reminded how much odder it must have been for my father-in-law that my husband adopted my surname when someone my husband hasn't seen since they were ten recognised him and called him by his former surname. :D
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*hugs* for the happy and the drama
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Thank you!
Either everyone will forget OR any time I volunteer my machine again for *any reason* someone will bring it up. And we will all laugh about it *G*
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Shviger sounds like it should be a swear word *g*
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