Bring out your dead

[panik]

Gosh it's quiet here, what? Did you all find lives? Files baked in cakes? What? Come on people, fess up, wha' 'appen?

I have the fluterbev here with me! Look, there she is, glass of wine, candlelight. Ah, the romance...

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[laurie-ky.livejournal.com]

Just got home from my foster daughter's wedding. My husband stood up with her, and a good time was had by all. No drink, though, since it was in a church recreation/gym.

Have fun, my babies.

Laurie

[gillyp.livejournal.com]

Oh, we be having fun! Quiet, t'internet based fun but having it large all the same. :o)

Glad the wedding went well (and since when did anything churchly not involve drink?! Lawks a lawdy, that be not goode)

[laurie-ky.livejournal.com]

Brace yourself. This is the Bible Belt, and most of the counties around here, including the one I live in and the one the wedding took place in, are dry. Even if the county was wet, churches don't allow alcohol, with the possible exception of the Catholic Church. I seem to remember from my dim youth (grew up Catholic)going to weddings where the reception was held on Catholic church grounds in the cafeteria or a rec room, where the beer flowed.

Laurie

with the possible exception of the Catholic Church.

[gillyp.livejournal.com]

Got a big laugh from fluterbev .

That's strange, a wedding with no champagne, no toasts? Even the sniffiest vicar can usually be persuaded to get outside a glass of sherry or three. Please tell me there was a post-wedding debauch someplace (or I shall cry)!