And I guess felicitations are in order...
Was leery of posting this, since I know the dear gal does tend to read this from time to time, but a very old friend of mine -- old in the since of knowing her for many years (since we were 10, to be exact) rather than in the geriatric sense -- has decided to tie the knot in a few months.
For interest's sake, I wish I could say I have great misgivings for this couple -- but I truly believe that they have as good a chance for happiness as any other couple that goes scurrying off in search of nuptial bliss.
All I ever ask is that my friends be happy... or at least pursue that happiness. And in case the fella in question decides to get creative with my dear friend's happiness... Well then, it's a good thing I still own my pair of trusty, steel-toed doc martens, isn't it?
Although all of this marital action from friends and family is truly going to put ideas into my boy's silly head. And I certainly can't have that.
However, in the unlikely event that someone put a gun to my head and forced marriage upon me, I always had a place in mind for the sacrilegious event (amusingly, given my complete apathy for most churchie-type things... I think a red dress would do nicely). Fortunately, I don't think many people know where (or what it is), or why I picked it.
I seem to have avoided getting entangled in bridal party duties -- not sure if I should feel relieved or insulted. A bit of both, I expect.
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Fountain Abbey? Though it's not, is it? Is it in Scotland or your beloved N England?
Damn you for setting me a difficult puzzle.
No, but you are correct in that it is in England.
Hint: Baaaaaaaaaa.
Now see here, missy, most every bloody church in England is a ruin. There are literally thousands of the things. And you give me a clue like that? It’s Angry Sheep Church? I think not.
Either give me a proper clue or stop putting picture quizzes on your blog. Besides, I’d rather see person pics than thing pics.
Why are you so camera-shy? You tell everyone who spends a passing second in your company that you’re curvy and womanly yet you won’t post the proof?
Withdraw the quiz pic and post one of hannah in all her finery. I’m thinking demure yet sexy. Without a hat. Dear god, no hats.
A friend of mine painted flames on a wedding dress for her art thesis. If red isn't dramatic enough for your hypothetical forced wedding finery, I'm sure that I could talk her out of burning bride retirement and make you something real nice.
Demure yet sexy?
Good lord. No, I don't think so, pervy. There's very few photos of me out in the world. In none of them could I ever be described as "sexy" -- let alone "demure."
Actually, in life I could never be described as sexy or demure, either.
And curvy and womanly, my dear Ro, is simply another euphemism for "fat."
The "baaaa" hint referred to the fact that this abbey is, in fact, located in the dales. Hence the sheep allusion. It sits just outside well-known Yorkshire town.
Well, I think I could get behind flame-painted weddding dresses, Miss SK, except for that wee issue of "marriage" which I find so off-putting. Do you think my old chum would be OK with me putting some hella-sfine racing flames on her dress? Mmm... in indigo. Sweet racing badness. Oh yeah.
Ok, it’s either St Mary's at Sawley or Rievaulx, and I’m going for Rievaulx.
If I’m correct I want to see your pretty picture on your next post.
If I'm wrong I shall give my pervy penis a damn good talking to.
Time to give your pervy penis a damn good talking to...
Indigo flames sound lovely. No right thinking bride would refuse them!
I'd love a flaming dress, but Aaron will probably veto that like he killed my dreams of a Twin Peaks themed wedding.
Sadly, my pervy penis responded rather poorly to chastisement. It much prefers a loving caress. Which is too much to expect from you, I suppose?
Ah, well, back to the quiz. It’s got silly now. Either tell me the answer or bugger off.
What’s that? I’m on YOUR blog? Silly me. I’ll bugger off then…
Far too much to expect from me, you're absolutely right.
It's Easby Abbey (St. Agatha) in Richmond.
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