Over here, y'all: Surviving the Pre-Engaged State, from Meg on A Practical Wedding.

Ah, the pre-engaged state. NOT. FUN. Thank heaven for APW, bastion of common sense and wedding-related sanity, who lets us know -- two years too late for me -- that we're not alone.

"He has told me that he feels like he needs to have a better job before we get ( Read more... )

Remember how, back in May (and for a few months before that, and, honestly, since I started working for this Nice Little Non-Profit) I was working rather a lot ( Read more... )

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Me: Hi, honey! What's up?
K: Um... I'm wondering if I can spend money on something. It's tomorrow night.
Me: What is it?
K: It's a.... concert...
Me: Cool! What concert?
K: Dion had one extra ticket... they're really good seats... it's, uh, $[exorbitant amount of money]...
Me: WHAT concert?
K: Rush.
Me: Oh, honey.
K: ... We'll lick each other's ( Read more... )

4 nights running.

Am not kidding.

Due 12pm Thurs, baby.

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Inspired by recent calls/letters to Dan Savage, I'm trying to be "out" to our circle as bisexual... without being wierd or preachy about it (kids, don't try this at home). Why? Doing my part for queer/bisexual visibility, I guess. Plus, honesty = a good thing.

How I do it: