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Posted by Katherine on May 24, 2008, 11:53 pm
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> Katherine spun a FINE 'yarn':
> >> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to sugges=
tions as to
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> >>how to =A0spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
> >> My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. =A0First of a=
ll, it's none
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> >>of my =A0sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility=
to give us a
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> >>party, =A0thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
> >> We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all=
, but WHERE?
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> >>=A0No, =A0we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, =
so that's OUT,
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> >>totally. =A0 East Tennessee, maybe?? =A0Like Gatlinburg area? =A0Anybody=
been there?
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> >> Help,
> >Mine is also coming up. We will be at home for it, simply because it
> >can't fit into our
> >vacation plans. As for what we will do - probably go out for dinner,
> >alone, and talk
> >about the last twenty-five years, and the next twenty-five. We are
> >going to Niagara
> >Falls in August, though, so we will make that count. Renewing vows?
> >Not this year,
> >but there ia a tentative plan for a triple vow renewal ceremony next
> >yeat, after
> >three of us in my class are ordained.
> >Higs,
> >Katherine
> Katherine. . .
> Maybe we should wait for 30 years, come to Canada, and have YOU renew our =
vows??? eh????
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> WINK!!!
> Noreen
> luvvin that thought!
I could do that! I'd LOVE to do that!
Higs,
Katherine
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Posted by Bernadette on May 23, 2008, 11:20 am
On Fri, 23 May 2008 02:40:44 +0200, YarnWright wrote:
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> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
> suggestions as to how to spend it, where to go, what to do, etc. My sister
> seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all, it's none
> of my sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to
> give us a party, thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so.... We've
> discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all, but
> WHERE? No, we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married,
> so that's OUT, totally. East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area?
> Anybody been there? Help,
> Noreen
I agree with both you and Katherine that just you and Don should go
somewhere quiet together. After all, 25 years ago it would have just been
the two of you!
When you have had your "private time" together, and only if you and
he feel the need to have a party, then I would consider a small one and
get the caterers in to deal with the food side. That way you both have
time to enjoy it too. The guests invited would also be your choice!
Agreed it really is nothing to do with your sister - after all it was you
and Don marrying 25 years ago - not your sister. ;-)
(I do sympathise Noreen, I have one just like that and while I love her
dearly she irritates me beyond belief at times with her bossiness).
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Posted by YarnWright on May 23, 2008, 3:58 pm
Bernadette spun a FINE 'yarn':
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>On Fri, 23 May 2008 02:40:44 +0200, YarnWright wrote:
>>
>> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
>> suggestions as to how to spend it, where to go, what to do, etc. My sister
>> seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all, it's none
>> of my sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to
>> give us a party, thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so.... We've
>> discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all, but
>> WHERE? No, we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married,
>> so that's OUT, totally. East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area?
>> Anybody been there? Help,
>> Noreen
>I agree with both you and Katherine that just you and Don should go
>somewhere quiet together. After all, 25 years ago it would have just been
>the two of you!
>When you have had your "private time" together, and only if you and
>he feel the need to have a party, then I would consider a small one and
>get the caterers in to deal with the food side. That way you both have
>time to enjoy it too. The guests invited would also be your choice!
>Agreed it really is nothing to do with your sister - after all it was you
>and Don marrying 25 years ago - not your sister. ;-)
>(I do sympathise Noreen, I have one just like that and while I love her
>dearly she irritates me beyond belief at times with her bossiness).
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Bernadette. . .
Thank you again! Oh yes, sisters can be a PAIN, but she's the only one I've
got, and
when I think about it, other than the two girls on our street, and the one boy,
"my age",
I guess my sister was probably my first 'friend'.
Hugs,
Noreen
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Posted by Bernadette on May 23, 2008, 4:34 pm
On Fri, 23 May 2008 21:58:14 +0200, YarnWright wrote:
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> Bernadette spun a FINE 'yarn':
>
>>On Fri, 23 May 2008 02:40:44 +0200, YarnWright wrote:
>>> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to
>>> suggestions as to how to spend it, where to go, what to do, etc. My
>>> sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all,
>>> it's none of my sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's
>>> responsibility to give us a party, thirdly, we don't WANT a party at
>>> ALL, so.... We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no
>>> guests at all, but WHERE? No, we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin
>>> where we were married, so that's OUT, totally. East Tennessee, maybe??
>>> Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there? Help,
>>> Noreen
>>I agree with both you and Katherine that just you and Don should go
>>somewhere quiet together. After all, 25 years ago it would have just been
>>the two of you!
>>When you have had your "private time" together, and only if you and he
>>feel the need to have a party, then I would consider a small one and get
>>the caterers in to deal with the food side. That way you both have time
>>to enjoy it too. The guests invited would also be your choice!
>>Agreed it really is nothing to do with your sister - after all it was you
>>and Don marrying 25 years ago - not your sister. ;-) (I do sympathise
>>Noreen, I have one just like that and while I love her dearly she
>>irritates me beyond belief at times with her bossiness).
>
> Bernadette. . .
>
> Thank you again! Oh yes, sisters can be a PAIN, but she's the only one
> I've got, and when I think about it, other than the two girls on our
> street, and the one boy, "my age", I guess my sister was probably my first
> 'friend'. Hugs,
> Noreen
Yes and she always will be one of your best friends. Mine is older than me
so thinks she knows best - even more than Mam did. ;-D
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Posted by Spike Driver on May 23, 2008, 3:37 pm
Go to "Mill Creek Cabins" in Pigeon Forge after getting a bottle of
Mountain White from the "Smokey Mountain Winery" in Gatlinburg. Do this
after the previously scheduled visit to locals pastor or JP.
Mill Creek Cabins are one of the many cabins in the area, you might want
to stay in Gatlinburg. The Dixie stampede is in White Pigeon, just a
short driver from Gatlinburg. A great show with a fantastic meal for a
fair price.
Hugs & God bless,
Dennis & Gail
YarnWright wrote:
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> Silver Wedding Anniversary is coming up quickly, and I'm open to suggestions
as to how to
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> spend it, where to go, what to do, etc.
> My sister seems to think the kids should give us a party. First of all, it's
none of my
show/hide quoted text
> sisters business, secondly, it's NOT the girls's responsibility to give us a
party,
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> thirdly, we don't WANT a party at ALL, so....
> We've discussed renewing our vows, just the two of us, no guests at all, but
WHERE? No,
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> we do NOT want to go back to Wisconsin where we were married, so that's OUT,
totally.
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> East Tennessee, maybe?? Like Gatlinburg area? Anybody been there?
> Help,
> Noreen
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