Reunions, Shavuot, and state of the wedding

[chanaleh]

It's still Shavuot, technically, so I might be considered to be jumping the gun, but whatever. I'm home hanging out in the A/C-by-proxy computer room (next to the bedroom where Tiger Boy put in the window unit on Sunday, not a moment too soon), eating a large bowl of blueberries for dinner. Procrastinating on shul work (updating the web calendar

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[deguspice]

Your wedding dress is nice.

Which inscription did you pick for your rings?

[chanaleh]

On mine, "Matzati et-she ahava nafshi" (I have found the one whom my soul loves). On his, "Ani l'dodi v'dodi li" (I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine).

[deguspice]

I like "Ani l'dodi". It's on our katubah and was recited as part of our ceremony.

[muchabstracted]

Wah! Let me know if there is anything I can do. Glancing at the list, I'm not entirely sure what, but possibly there are brainless errands or something?

[msmidge]

I guess it was my 10th reunion, and now that it's over they can stop sending me reminders every 3 days in the mail! :)

[laurion]

Nice, nice. Glad things are lining up for you.

[ursamajor]

Konditor Meister is yummy :)

I am right now at the terrified, overwhelming beginnings of the "planning a wedding" process, and am bouncing back and forth between "Let's get married at the Museum of Science!" and "Let's just go down to City Hall and get married secretly, then plan an anniversary party?"

[chanaleh]

Right now, I would nudge you toward the latter. ;-) But ultimately that's not really what we wanted, either, and I know we'll be glad we did it this way. Even if it's gotten rather more Wedding-Industrial Complex than I ever wanted.

[ceo]

For the full Konditor Meister wedding-cake-tasting experience, get an early-morning appointment and don't eat breakfast first. Oh, and drink lots of the tea they offer you. By the time we left, I was so wired I could barely drive.