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09-05-2005, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Prester John Actually the 'wedding' was an awful eclectic mess of pagan/wicca make-it-up-yourself stuff and a few legit traditions, all by a hire-a-minister off the net, who took care that "God" was never mentioned either by name or implicitly anywhere...all this in a "chapel" to give it a good religious feel... | That's not odd- if it was a pagan ceremony, they probably wouldn't mention the Judeochristian God any more than a Jewish wedding would mention Jesus or a Christian ceremony mention Vishnu. (sp?) People of all faiths get married in their own way. Come to a Quaker wedding sometime- you'll be bored to tears! Alright, maybe not, but the point is it's the meaning, not the form.
Still, I'm glad you had a good time at the reception, and you and your family looked good.
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09-05-2005, 10:38 AM
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My apologies in advance for not making this clearer.
It was not supposed to be a pagan wedding. It just ended up that way.
The folks didn't know/recognize what was happening until it was over. Disappointing for all.
Like you said, Shay, at least we had fun at the reception, and we all looked good. Here are the pics. http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frjohn...74.jpg&.src=ph |
09-05-2005, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Prester John My apologies in advance for not making this clearer.
It was not supposed to be a pagan wedding. It just ended up that way.
The folks didn't know/recognize what was happening until it was over. Disappointing for all.
Like you said, Shay, at least we had fun at the reception, and we all looked good. Here are the pics. http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frjohn...74.jpg&.src=ph | so that is a bit clearer and fairer, althought to be honest, I hadn't really picked up on that aspect until Shay pointed it out. I should know better.
Family looked very good. The rentals did you proud, quite often there is "overkill" but not in your case. (note: I don't care what Doc Hudson says, don't give that older lady on the steps, in the family group picture, a gun. I'm scared already and I'm in another country.)
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09-05-2005, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Archangel so that is a bit clearer and fairer, althought to be honest, I hadn't really picked up on that aspect until Shay pointed it out. I should know better.
Family looked very good. The rentals did you proud, quite often there is "overkill" but not in your case. (note: I don't care what Doc Hudson says, don't give that older lady on the steps, in the family group picture, a gun. I'm scared already and I'm in another country.) |
That's right. The right of self-defense applies only to the young, the vigorous, the healthy, the police and the military. Older people should be helpless victims, and unable to defend themselves.
BTW, don't try to enter my Mom's home uninvited. The ambulances in Crenshaw County are notoriously slow to arrive at shooting scenes.
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09-05-2005, 11:24 AM
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John,
That is a mighty handsome family you have, even if one of the boys is carrying the white and tight haircut to an extreme. :-D
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09-05-2005, 12:07 PM
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Hey Thanks Doc and all for the kind comments.
The boys are freaks, but they strike a handsome figure.
Incidentally, they are wearing the kilts today also.
Guess I better order some soon.
There goes lunch for the next 6 months.
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09-07-2005, 03:02 PM
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Thanks for sharing the pics, Prestor John. You have a fine looking lads, & a gorgeous wife. You are truely a blessed man.
Sherry
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09-08-2005, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Graham John I wish I had such power, but my chances of telling my daughter how to run the wedding are slim 
It really is her day and I want her to have what she wants. I will do what fathers do - put their hand in the sporran!
However, nothing will prevent me from being kilted! | If your daughter is like mine, chances of telling her how to run anything are rather slim
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