Honor

I'm so excited for you EP! You are going to love it so much!

Ultimate Wingman....

Happy Birthday Keith!!!

Is cannibalism an appropriate topic for this forum?!

Hmm, Snow knows all your secrets now.... Have you decided to keep him along with your secrets close? Like CLOSE close?

Wish we could thank and laugh at the same time. Love ya Pam!

Pam's idea of witness protection....

I think that there's venting (which most people expect to be exaggerated and biased) and then there's asking for advice, and when you mix the two, it's hard for people to know how to approach it. They tend to respond with reactions from the extreme ends of the spectrum.

Reminds me of a Tim Burton character... You know it's bad when the corpse bride chick looks curvy compared to the Ralph Lauren model.

Sorry to hear it SMB. Amazing how much it impacts you huh?

I'll believe it when I see it!

What changed? I thought this was always the rule...

Lol uh huh....

Wow Jason, look at that... first day here and you're already being labeled a temptation. Congrats!

I didn't fall for it. I knew what it was when I clicked! It's not the same thing.... Welcome. Hope you enjoy the crazies around here.

Alright JD, this one is for you.... Long John Willoughby: [gets carried away spanking his own knees as he describes his dream to Ann] Long John Willoughby: Then I came down and started whackin' you myself, and then you whacked me, and then I whacked you, and then we started whackin' back and forth, and... Long John Willoughby: [stops abruptly when he realizes Beany is standing right behind him] Beany: If you're through whackin' her, can we go now? Name that movie.... Oh and BTW, were you implying that I know something that you don't, it must be a sign of how pathetic your life is? Because we all know how pathetic mine is? Huh, huh?! I take offense!

This might be overkill, but these are a few of my favorites from Meet Me In St Louis. I must admit, some of these quotes sound like they could have come from a "typical Utah girl". (On the phone) Warren Sheffield: Isn't this great? Here I am in New York and there you are in St. Louis and it's just like you're in the next room. Rose Smith: What was that? Warren Sheffield: [yelling] I said, IT'S JUST LIKE YOU'RE IN THE NEXT ROOM! Rose Smith: Oh. --------------------------------------- Esther Smith: I'm going to let John Truett kiss me tonight. Rose Smith: Esther Smith. Esther Smith: Well, if we're going to get married, I may as well start it. --------------------------------------- John Truett: Wow, that's nice perfume. Esther Smith: Do you like it? It's Essence of Violet. I only take it out on special occasions John Truett: Exactly the kind my grandmother wears. --------------------------------------- Rose Smith: Oh, Es, isn't he simply enchanting? And so mature! Esther Smith: Well, how did it happen? Where did you meet? Rose Smith: I was coming out of the shop and he was coming in. We bumped into each other! Esther Smith: Accidentally? Rose Smith: Almost! --------------------------------------- Warren Sheffield: Rose Smith, we can't go on like this any longer. I've positively decided we're going to get married at the earliest opportunity and I don't want to hear any arguments. That's final. I love you. Merry Christmas. Rose Smith: Merry Christmas

Jim Barrett: Why don't I like you? Steven Spurrier: Because you think I'm a [jerk], and I'm not really, I'm just British and... well... you're not. - Bottle Shock

I agree with you Hemi for the most part. I didn't care so much about my ring. We spent a total of $300 for BOTH our rings. I thought that it would be pointless to go into debt and build resentment for something that is supposed to symbolize a beautiful commitment. We couldn't afford much anyway. My husband's reaction was, "Sweet, she's cheap!" He didn't see it as a wise choice on my part, or a choice out of consideration for him and our finances. He saw it as his getting off easy. Hi attitude was that of, "It's not my fault she didn't want anything huge. I was willing to get into debt for her!" In the long run, it left me feeling like I gave and he took. While I'm not terribly impressed by gifts of diamonds and jewelry, there is something to be said for someone giving a gift that symbolizes their want to give their sweetheart the world. If I could go back, I would have put more stock in choosing someone who better knew how to work towards the things that he wanted to provide for himself, his wife and family in the future. To some couples, the ring can mean a whole lot, and I don't think that's a point to be overlooked. To others, it doesn't at all. I think there's a balance to be found between the two extremes, but I believe personal feelings and finances need to be taken into account. If the OP's fiancée is someone who really cares a lot about a ring, that's something he needs to take into consideration in the person that he's choosing, and with the finances that he has.

It was SUCH a great concert. I'll be a regular from now on! Thanks for the invite Pam (and for the Chadless dinner afterwards). It was nice to meet you JD. Don't worry, I won't tell anybody that you're really a woman.

Hope to see you around again soon Max. I'm glad that change has finally come for you - hope that it turns out to be everything that you hope. And, do let us know if there's a chance we can get a group together last minute here in Utah. Good luck!

How do you know T? Have you ever been? Welcome PainterLily! I hope that you are able to find answers to your questions, and maybe a few more questions as well. :)

Welcome, hope you enjoy it!

Welcome! This place can ALWAYS use another member with a good sense of humor!

Dr. Gary Chapman The Five Love Languages