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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 5:05:08 AM   
Above_All


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Status: offline 		Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.



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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 8:13:42 AM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 8:24:35 AM   
Tinkerbell_


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!

Wait...what is this do not. Those words don't beong before 'procrastinate'.

I'm with you Tina...the only good thing I have planned as of now is the cake fight.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 8:30:52 AM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!

Wait...what is this do not. Those words don't beong before 'procrastinate'.

I'm with you Tina...the only good thing I have planned as of now is the cake fight.


Oh yeah....me too. That and finding a pretty dress at some point before the wedding starts. *snickers*

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 8:44:17 AM   
Tinkerbell_


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!

Wait...what is this do not. Those words don't beong before 'procrastinate'.

I'm with you Tina...the only good thing I have planned as of now is the cake fight.


Oh yeah....me too. That and finding a pretty dress at some point before the wedding starts. *snickers*

Meh...I'll probably go shopping before the rehearsal dinner.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 9:38:08 AM   
iwillfearnoevil


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty
Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!


i hope disasteriously fun to live up to your moniker of FUN betty ...

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 9:41:40 AM   
CoeurdeLeon


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ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh.....I think that means that my wedding would be a disaster!!!!

Wait...what is this do not. Those words don't beong before 'procrastinate'.

I'm with you Tina...the only good thing I have planned as of now is the cake fight.


Oh yeah....me too. That and finding a pretty dress at some point before the wedding starts. *snickers*

Meh...I'll probably go shopping before the rehearsal dinner.

You're going to rehearse?!?!




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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 9:46:03 AM   
John_O

 

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ORIGINAL: CoeurdeLeon

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ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_
Meh...I'll probably go shopping before the rehearsal dinner.

You're going to rehearse?!?!



She didn't say that. She just said she's going to have a rehearsal dinner. Why do the work if you can skip straight to the party?

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 9:46:38 AM   
Grace-N-Mercy


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ORIGINAL: Above_All

Mine is described in the Women's thread. Ha

But no matter what kind of wedding you want or end up having, one thing is for sure...






Do not procrastinate.




Uh oh! Um, thanks for the warning. Should I hire a wedding planner??

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 9:46:46 AM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: John_O

quote:

ORIGINAL: CoeurdeLeon

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ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_
Meh...I'll probably go shopping before the rehearsal dinner.

You're going to rehearse?!?!



She didn't say that. She just said she's going to have a rehearsal dinner. Why do the work if you can skip straight to the party?


Good thinking, Johnno!!!!

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 10:52:49 AM   
Resonance


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Status: offline 		My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman

P.S. If/When I get married, if such persons are there and such shenanigans occur, it will earn those persons two things: My forgiveness and a boot out the door.

< Message edited by Resonance -- 5/9/2008 11:02:05 AM >

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 1:19:36 PM   
WaitingforBoaz


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ORIGINAL: Resonance

My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman


I love to do the chicken dance with my kids. One cannot do it without laughing hysterically. Great therapy! I think they should make all Middleschool and High school kids take mental health breaks. 2 a day. for the 1st one they would have to skip around the school, not run, not walk, skip. You really cannot skip and not smile. and for the 2nd one they would all go to the gymnasium and do the chicken dance. Okay , I'm weird but I still think it's a good idea. Oh and to keep it on topic, I want to do the CD at my wedding.

Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled thread.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 1:43:38 PM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: Resonance

My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman


I love to do the chicken dance with my kids. One cannot do it without laughing hysterically. Great therapy! I think they should make all Middleschool and High school kids take mental health breaks. 2 a day. for the 1st one they would have to skip around the school, not run, not walk, skip. You really cannot skip and not smile. and for the 2nd one they would all go to the gymnasium and do the chicken dance. Okay , I'm weird but I still think it's a good idea. Oh and to keep it on topic, I want to do the CD at my wedding.

Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled thread.

I don't know...but I get the feeling that a pre-teen/teen could skip and not smile if they were forced to do it (all the while rolling their eyes at the whole thing!!!!)

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 1:59:32 PM   
WaitingforBoaz


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: Resonance

My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman


I love to do the chicken dance with my kids. One cannot do it without laughing hysterically. Great therapy! I think they should make all Middleschool and High school kids take mental health breaks. 2 a day. for the 1st one they would have to skip around the school, not run, not walk, skip. You really cannot skip and not smile. and for the 2nd one they would all go to the gymnasium and do the chicken dance. Okay , I'm weird but I still think it's a good idea. Oh and to keep it on topic, I want to do the CD at my wedding.

Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled thread.

I don't know...but I get the feeling that a pre-teen/teen could skip and not smile if they were forced to do it (all the while rolling their eyes at the whole thing!!!!)

You've met my twins!?

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 2:03:48 PM   
Resonance


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Status: offline 		I would so do the Chicken Dance at my wedding. My other sister and I sometimes randomly break out into doing the Chicken Dance or perhaps singing Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. This is a significant change from the girl who would get extremely embarrassed and sometimes start crying if I were to sing in public around her...forget even trying to dance.

...I am known to dance in the rain, as well.

-Kaman

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 2:10:30 PM   
WaitingforBoaz


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ORIGINAL: Resonance

I would so do the Chicken Dance at my wedding. My other sister and I sometimes randomly break out into doing the Chicken Dance or perhaps singing Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. This is a significant change from the girl who would get extremely embarrassed and sometimes start crying if I were to sing in public around her...forget even trying to dance.

...I am known to dance in the rain, as well.

-Kaman

Sounds fun!

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 2:11:56 PM   
Resonance


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ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: Resonance

I would so do the Chicken Dance at my wedding. My other sister and I sometimes randomly break out into doing the Chicken Dance or perhaps singing Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. This is a significant change from the girl who would get extremely embarrassed and sometimes start crying if I were to sing in public around her...forget even trying to dance.

...I am known to dance in the rain, as well.

-Kaman

Sounds fun!


It is if you don't mind becoming a drowned rat, and have cocoa and towels handy afterwards.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:05:24 PM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: Resonance

My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman


I love to do the chicken dance with my kids. One cannot do it without laughing hysterically. Great therapy! I think they should make all Middleschool and High school kids take mental health breaks. 2 a day. for the 1st one they would have to skip around the school, not run, not walk, skip. You really cannot skip and not smile. and for the 2nd one they would all go to the gymnasium and do the chicken dance. Okay , I'm weird but I still think it's a good idea. Oh and to keep it on topic, I want to do the CD at my wedding.

Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled thread.

I don't know...but I get the feeling that a pre-teen/teen could skip and not smile if they were forced to do it (all the while rolling their eyes at the whole thing!!!!)

You've met my twins!?


Lol...no...but 2 years of teaching middle school and more years of youth ministry.....you get to know the tendencies!!!

And back on topic....no chicken dance at my wedding.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:20:51 PM   
Tinkerbell_


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: FunBetty

quote:

ORIGINAL: followtheLeader

quote:

ORIGINAL: Resonance

My sister bridezilla'd at her wedding in December. At ME. About something so small and idiotic, I don't even remember what it was.

Doing the Chicken Dance later at the reception seemed to make everything happiness again (aside from my GENIUS cousin spiking one of the punch bowls with an entire bottle of Bacardi 151. That boy... )


C'est la vie, I suppose.

-Kaman


I love to do the chicken dance with my kids. One cannot do it without laughing hysterically. Great therapy! I think they should make all Middleschool and High school kids take mental health breaks. 2 a day. for the 1st one they would have to skip around the school, not run, not walk, skip. You really cannot skip and not smile. and for the 2nd one they would all go to the gymnasium and do the chicken dance. Okay , I'm weird but I still think it's a good idea. Oh and to keep it on topic, I want to do the CD at my wedding.

Sorry, back to your regularly scheduled thread.

I don't know...but I get the feeling that a pre-teen/teen could skip and not smile if they were forced to do it (all the while rolling their eyes at the whole thing!!!!)

You've met my twins!?


Lol...no...but 2 years of teaching middle school and more years of youth ministry.....you get to know the tendencies!!!

And back on topic....no chicken dance at my wedding.

Riiiight...

*makes mental note to slip chicken dance CD to DJ at Tina's wedding*



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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:22:46 PM   
WhiteRoseBlessings


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Status: offline 		I must be older than I thought . . . I've never even heard of the Chicken Dance.



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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:25:15 PM   
Tinkerbell_


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I must be older than I thought . . . I've never even heard of the Chicken Dance.



It's been around for a while. At least since I was in high school, I think. If not longer.

I'd link you to it but this place is locked tighter than Fort Knox and I can't get to any good links.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:26:10 PM   
FunBetty


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Status: offline 		*looks pointedly at Tink* Listen here, missy!!! This can go both ways! <AHEM>

And SharMar....I'm suuuuureee. you've heard the chicken dance.... HERE

And while we're talking about other non-wedding things...no macarena or any other faddish type dances (though I might make allow "Thriller" lol)

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:32:50 PM   
Tinkerbell_


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*looks pointedly at Tink* Listen here, missy!!! This can go both ways! <AHEM>


You can't scare me. I'll have two teenage boys and their friends at my wedding. Even if you hit me with your best shot, they'd still out do you.

Unless...you're talking about...The Thing. Then you'd make me cry.

Oh. And I'm not going the bouqet/garter toss either. *shudders*

Hate those being single and wouldn't want to torture someone else.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 3:44:14 PM   
FunBetty


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ORIGINAL: Tinkerbell_

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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

*looks pointedly at Tink* Listen here, missy!!! This can go both ways! <AHEM>


You can't scare me. I'll have two teenage boys and their friends at my wedding. Even if you hit me with your best shot, they'd still out do you.

Unless...you're talking about...The Thing. Then you'd make me cry.

Oh. And I'm not going the bouqet/garter toss either. *shudders*

Hate those being single and wouldn't want to torture someone else.


I'm with you on the bouquet toss.... I always find a way to hide at wedding receptions so I'm not called out on my singleness. I would dare do that to another gal.

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RE: future weddings - 5/9/2008 7:17:14 PM   
WhiteRoseBlessings


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ORIGINAL: FunBetty

And SharMar....I'm suuuuureee. you've heard the chicken dance.... HERE
Wow. Thanks for the link, Tina! LOL

I promise y'all . . . until I watched that video a few seconds ago, I had neither heard of nor seen the Chicken Dance. Ever.

Would y'all like to come over to my cave later on for goodies?

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