Any woman that vested in a dress is in for a world of dissapointment. I have no idea where my dress is today.
I don't know if it's the Scottish in my blood, but when I see women on that TLC show, Say Yes to the Dress, spending sometimes more than $20,000 on a dress, I just boggle. That's a down payment! Or a car! Or a college fund!
That said, everyone should do what makes them happy for their wedding day. I loved my wedding, we kept it low-key and very small (we were young and poor, too) and it was, as Cash said, a hell of a party and a very good time.
My major goal was that my dad would not be too embarrassing. My mom made the dress [link]
That's lovely, Ginger. I was just saying yesterday that I hope by the time I get married (if/when), dresses with sleeves are back in style.
Date 2, lunch is complete. Went well. I think I let a bit too much of my crazy out of the bag in conversation - too much caffeine. We'll see.
No such thing as too much crazy! OK, maybe there is, but still.
According to Illinois congressman Shimkis, not only is global warming not a problem, as evidence by the Bible, but we are not putting enough carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
HARD TO ARGUE WITH LOGIC LIKE THAT....
He's a coal guy so there is a practical political reason for his crazy arguments. Probably more amusing that alarming, there's always a few in any given state congress.
Edit: Wow Jesse's post makes a perfect unintentional segue.
dude. my house. with the issues and the not handling them so well. it kinda sounds crazy. I mean, it is kinda crazy, just not all that abnormal for this particular situation, but most people don't know that.
Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill.) argued, publicly and with a straight face, that if we limit carbon emissions, we're "taking away plant food from the atmosphere."
Maybe he is from an alien plant species.
Satayana
The Hannigan-Denisofs have earwormed me for
We Didn't Start the Fire
and I resent it just a little bit.
