Mornin'.

Iceback wrote:Yes...you, Mrs. Ice and every hoopy man in America.



Good morning all....where ther f**** is the real news?

There is no other news this morning. There's a wedding going on!

And I have cried!

kdccrosby wrote:There is no other news this morning. There's a wedding going on!

And I have cried!

Every little girl's dream.

edit: This is not intended as sarcasm.

Good morning everybody! Watching the wedding trying not to cry. I always cry at weddings!

joyner wrote:Good morning everybody! Watching the wedding trying not to cry. I always cry at weddings!

I cried. They just all looked so happy and pretty!

kdccrosby wrote:I cried. They just all looked so happy and pretty!

They looked so happy and relaxed!

AZGman wrote:Every little girl's dream.

edit: This is not intended as sarcasm.

Just sayin'.

Morning.

Hectic work day.

Don't care about the wedding.

Don't care about weddings in general, so the marriage of 2 people I'll never meet--no matter how historic or epic...doesn't rank either.

Sorry.

(and it's not EVERY little girls dream...I never ever wanted to be a princess.)

Good morning. Busy morning so far. Took the twins across the street to school, went to FedEx, the post office, produce store, and picked up breakfast at Bob Evans.

Okay, everybody - no more generalizing.

Got it?

kdccrosby wrote:I cried. They just all looked so happy and pretty!

Camilla, not so much, but I agree with you about everyone else. I thought the simplicity of Kate's dress, veil, and tiara was stunning.

Anyhow, back from the gym and ready to do a stack of laundry.

Morning, Wootlings!

Feeling fabulous after a good night's sleep after dinner with friends! Also, fresh holes in the ears, which I've been meaning to get for years.

klozitshoper wrote:Camilla, not so much, but I agree with you about everyone else. I thought the simplicity of Kate's dress, veil, and tiara was stunning.

Anyhow, back from the gym and ready to do a stack of laundry.

I wasn't thrilled with the dress. I really liked her sister's dress better. I was expecting something a little more sleek.

dontwantaname wrote:More than the original two?

Yeah, another pair further up the lobes.



Flowers are new, the hearts were pre-existing.

dontwantaname wrote:Gee, the people they are interviewing about the wedding on the news, sure aren't the same people the Daily Show found!
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-april-28-2011/royal-wedding-excitement-in-london

That was funny

dontwantaname wrote:I need to bring Rusty out. He is trying to protect me from the sounds of spring.

I should sweep the walk and yard. The maple trees have tiny green flowers that fall this time of year and the sidewalk is green.

Then, later in spring, there is the dropping of the unwanted pollynoses.

Plus I have a tree with pink flowers that dumped its petals.

Isn't this what the lawn service is for???? How come the year I get it, they don't come on Friday anymore???? They always did this block on friday. Not this year.

Last week down in Lancaster, I drove through a 'snowstorm' of white petals coming off a row of blooming trees. It was awesome.

dontwantaname wrote:Nice!

Thanks. =D

There are actually matching studs that go with the hearts, but I can't swap out the top pair quite yet. You know, what with that whole being less than 24 hours old thing.

I feel sorry for the mother of the one bridesmaid that's so obviously unhappy with the whole affair on the balcony.

pooflady wrote:I feel sorry for the mother of the one bridesmaid that's so obviously unhappy with the whole affair on the balcony.

The bridesmaid had an affair on the balcony?...Damn, I hope Mrs. Ice recorded that!

Iceback wrote:The bridesmaid had an affair on the balcony?...Damn, I hope Mrs. Ice recorded that!

pffftttt!

pooflady wrote:pffftttt!

bummer fur da grammar lady to write sumfink that cold bee misinderstanded!

Iceback wrote:The bridesmaid had an affair on the balcony?...Damn, I hope Mrs. Ice recorded that!

excellent!

Iceback wrote:The bridesmaid had an affair on the balcony?...Damn, I hope Mrs. Ice recorded that!

//sigh//

Definition of AFFAIR
commercial, professional, public, or personal business

I like Pippa's second dress better than Katie's second dress, too.

Evenin', folks.

hey

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DUimI5ON8iA/Tbsu0c38xWI/AAAAAAAAAOw/9bWhQvARMEQ/s1600/IMG_1041nosteal.JPG

snow snow snow snow snow

HAPPY SPRING!

pooflady wrote://sigh//

Definition of AFFAIR
commercial, professional, public, or personal business

Well it sounds like an "affair" on the balcony was certainly public "personal business" and as for what the bridesmaid does for a living....well I think that may be quite obvious..not that I'm judging, I mean everyone has to make a dollar somehow (or in her case I suppose it would be pound sterling or euros).

FenStar wrote:hey

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-DUimI5ON8iA/Tbsu0c38xWI/AAAAAAAAAOw/9bWhQvARMEQ/s1600/IMG_1041nosteal.JPG

You're sweet?

KtCallista wrote:snow snow snow snow snow

HAPPY SPRING!

I hate this place. I hate it forever. I WANT A REAL SPRING!

Iceback wrote:Well it sounds like an "affair" on the balcony was certainly public "personal business" and as for what the bridesmaid does for a living....well I think that may be quite obvious..not that I'm judging, I mean everyone has to make a dollar somehow (or in her case I suppose it would be pound sterling or euros).

Sounds like I'm missing some drama here. Is the bridesmaid engaged in one of the oldest recognized female professions?

And the Queen allowed her to participate?