hark how the bells?

[jaina]

I just spent a whoooole buttload of money on airplane tickets, because apparently everyone in the world is getting married this May. (I am skipping a day and a half in the middle of C4 to fly to my cousin's wedding in Boston. Why yes, I am insane, why do you ask?) I think I need to make a new going-to-weddings dress before then.

YAY FRIDAY.

Comments

[julietvalcouer.livejournal.com]

Well...yay Boston? If you're not scheduled to the hilt while you're here, let me know!

[brightcupenny.livejournal.com]

Are you not going to C4?

I'm likely not going to have any spare time-- I get in at 7 am Saturday and go straight to the wedding, then reception, and then family stuff for the rest of the evening, fly back to LA first thing Sunday morning. :( It does seem silly, to go all that way and not see so many people!

C4?!?

[julietvalcouer.livejournal.com]

With two dresses (unless I can convince himself that, tango aside, Smooth is just not me), Manhattan Dance Challenge, Ohio Star Ball, and possibly the Holiday Classic in Vegas to pay for? This year I might have had to call off GenCon. (Peter has me whipped. I need to accept that and move on. But I'm a competition addict and I already knew that.) Besides, I haven't done CI-III anyway. If we had JadeCon, that would be one thing, but everyone's going to be actually doing con stuff.

[econopodder.livejournal.com]

Everybody in *my* world is getting married in April, so I feel your (airplane-ticket) pain. My chore for today is finding a dress for wedding #1, which I'm actually looking forward to quite a lot: my swing dance instructors are marrying each other, and the reception is -- of course -- a dance. In the open-sided Bumper Car Pavilion of the glorious 1930s-era Glen Echo Park. (The wedding will be in the "Cuddle Up." :-) ).

So that means I need a short-sleeved dress with some (but not too much) twirl to the short skirt, preferably made of polyester or some other fabric that can handle vigorous movement & sweat. ...