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Does anyone else ever have trouble remembering what they told friends in RL and what they posted to LJ?
Every now and then I really have to stop and think to try and figure it out.


Went to go see Shark Tale this weekend. It was ok. Some cute moments. I think would've voted to rent it though, but it sounded like a really cute/good movie. We tried to go see The Incredibles. And while we got tickets ahead of time, we failed to return to the movie theater in enough time to ensure ourselves of a decent seat. So we traded in the tickets and went to go see Shark Tale instead.

I really want to go see Polar Express. I think I'm gonna wait a week or two to see that, as it's likely to be quite crowded for a while.

I should've come in to the office this weekend to try and get some of this overwhelming pile of work done. But, Saturday I was busy grocery shopping, and then going for a walk in the park and watching Shark Tale with the boyfriend. Then Sunday I got to sleep in (heaven!) and then it was time to do laundry and there just wasn't any time to come in to the office. Darn! ;)

this is me procrastinating on getting *actual* work done...

Scanned back through my recent journal entries and realized I didn't share nearly enough about the wedding the boyfriend & I attended last week.

The boyfriend was asked to escort the bride's mother down the aisle and be an usher. I may have gotten all gooey inside and may have had a big smile on my face when he walked down the aisle in a nice suit with a candle-lighter (the big long metal kind they use in churches) to light all the candles up at the front (this was done alongside the 1 other usher). *g*

I haven't actually attended a wedding before (unless you count the time the boyfriend & I were witnesses to the boyfriend's brother & (now) sister-in-law's wedding in Reno). I hadn't seen a unity candle thing before. They had one, and it was really cool. It was very neat how each of the moms went up simultaneously at the beginning of the ceremony to light a candle and then the bride and groom each took 'their' candle to jointly light a candle in the middle. It was very nice.

The minister-person (I can't recall his exact 'title', as they're different in every religion/denomination), shared both the bride and the groom's reason for getting married. The groom's reason for getting married was because she completed him. The bride's reason was because he gave her security and stability. Um. ok...

And now, I suppose I've really & truly stalled long enough and I really, really should get some actual work done this morning.