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  1. Quote: Originally Posted by LadyP apple juice Q seafood or pasta As an Italiana I gotta say pasta! Q: When you vacation do you prefer to relax with no schedule, or book tours of local attractions?
  2. Most of that I can do without, but I love XM! I hope if they merge w/Sirius that they keep the same programming And I thought K-mart went out of business years ago? The ones I used to know of have been shut down for some time.
  3. Quote: Originally Posted by Dbld78 Wooo Hoooo! I swear.....this show gets me every time.... any new theories ladies....before I start? Feel free to start, I've pretty much got nothing! As for the mystery spy on the boat, I wish it were Charlie but I think he clearly died. Maybe it's Walt's dad? (forget his name?) But it's someone we thought we'd never see again . . .
  4. Quote: Originally Posted by Jacqueline I'd order a ham and cheese omlet with side of pork roll, OJ, coffee, and white toast with jelly. IF YOU COULD TRADE PLACES WITH ONE CELEB FOR A WEEK, WHO WOULD IT BE WITH? Mariah, she has a killer hairstylist and her pad is sweet! Q: pancakes or waffles?
  5. Quote: Originally Posted by Heidi ...or should I walk by you again? I beleive in LUST at first sight, not love. Q: Jamaica or Mexico?? hehe! No fair! Fine, Mexico for the wedding, Jamaica for the honeymoon Q: What's your favorite kind of bread?
  6. Welcome! I LOVE the bride in the graffiti den, too cool
  7. I hope they can get it together, would they prefer that you picked a dress and left nothing up for discussion? People are unbelievable! You're right, it is your wedding....want me to tell them?
  8. Welcome! For affordability/value I would suggest Mexico. Ireland is way more expensive and the U.S. is costly too. What about another part of Mexico other than Tulum? Happy planning
  9. Quote: Originally Posted by dragonfly sweet or salty? Salty! Q: Do you believe in love at first sight?
  10. Quote: Originally Posted by dragonfly I know what you mean I am a earth sign but I love the sky, it is my favourite thing in the world. I do, but for fun, but I am a firm believer in the traits of our signs having a huge part in who we are and how we behave. I feel how the planets are alligned having more to do with our lives then a daily horoscope. How important is art in your home to you? I agree with that 100% Art is very important, it's always the first thing packed when we move out and the first thing set up when we move in! Q: Do you ever eat breakfast in bed?
  11. Quote: Originally Posted by dragonfly Earth, wind, fire, or water? Earth, wind, and fire...love them! LOL I say water, but I'm an air sign in terms of astrology so I should say air! Q: Speaking of astrology, do you read your horoscope?
  12. Quote: Originally Posted by dragonfly pubs or clubs? Pubs. On vacation I tend to club way more, but clubs in L.A. are too much for me! Q: Liquor - light or dark?
  13. Lucky duckie! Welcome and happy planning for your Sicily wedding
  14. Quote: Originally Posted by LALA Mittens or gloves? Gloves Quote: Originally Posted by Yari Do you karoke? Never have! (btw I love buck cherry...but it is raunchy music..haha) Q: Video games - hours of fun or a waste of time?
  15. Our magnet had our names/date/place/website. We sent a letter with it that briefly explained our plans and directed them to the website for more info, and told people who can't get online (mostly the older ones) that we would print out and mail them the website stuff if they preferred.
  16. I would get a yacht big enough to bring whatever loved ones wanted to come, and cruise around the world. (only close loved ones I'd want to be with before dying, not 3rd cousins and such...lol). I would come crash your island for a day too...that looks amazing! Something like this:
  17. Quote: Originally Posted by jmhein Thanks for sharing! That DOES have many great photos of ROR! Makes me want to go back tomorrow!!! I know! We honeymooned there and I got misty-eyed looking at some of the spots we hung out at but didn't take pictures of
  18. Quote: Originally Posted by LALA Just be clear on your STD's what your plans are. I agree
  19. Quote: Originally Posted by BarefootBride Since I have 12 uncles and aunts, a bunch of great aunts and uncles and a load of cousins and my living grandparents, only about 3 of them I corespond with via email... Im not sure if the others even know how to go through the TA's site! But most of my young friends and family got a quote So I am sending out invitations anyways especially to our aunts and uncles. I really think they would appreciate it. I can see my Great Aunt opening hers and thinking, "how nice that she sent me one." I come from a HUGE very traditional Catholic family that pretty much wants me to have a typical wedding but I dont want them to think that I am totally eloping and running away from it! I just think that I would stay semi traditional and send them an actual invite in the form of paper! I think that the older crowd would appreciate it. As far as gifts.... we got two of everything and I doubt it that they would send a gift. I see, I sent one to my grandmother (who I know wasn't going) for that reason. I have a huge family too, I guess my case is a little different because we sent out 2 rounds of std's. As a guest if I received a std magnet with a long letter & link to rsvp on the website and said "no", then 2 months later received an std postcard reminding me to rsvp on the website if I hadn't, then a few months later received a formal invite...I would be like WTF is wrong with this person? I know she is getting married, I said I can't come, and again she's asking for a reply...you know? People know we care and thought about them when they received the stds so hurt feelings never factored in for us. People who did not reply either way also did not receive an invitation (not replying at all is inconsiderate and not worthy of a 3rd mailing!). The side bonus is that we paid under $200 for very nice invitations for the "yes" people, whereas if we sent everyone an invitation we would have easily spent $500+. Other than my grandmother those would have ended up in the trash, and hers may have too...lol
  20. Gosh, I can imagine being in that situation and it's so not fair Hopefully good is coming your way because you've just tasted the bad!
  21. Quote: Originally Posted by LadyP Does your FH?DH have a friend that you CANT STAND He has a friend I used to loathe, couldn't stand to be around him. But the more we spent time with him and I got to know his personality he grew on me, and he may be my favorite friend of his now...lol Funny, right? Q: Do you play musical instruments? (the radio doesn't count..haha)
  22. Quote: Originally Posted by xJuicyJx Do you remember your first kiss? Yes! It was at a party in junior high and it was a really funny situation Q: Have you ever been hospitalized?
  23. Quote: Originally Posted by BarefootBride I think that if people like parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles cant make it for whatever reason, you should send an invitation anyways. I think its being considerate. Funny, I think it's being considerate to not send them an invitation after they've already said no. It doesn't settle well with me for reasons already stated, plus it kind of seems like fishing for a gift. (I know you're not, that's just how I would feel if I already said I can't go and a few months later get an invitation).
  24. Quote: Originally Posted by Dijawana Diva When you are connected to the TELCEL, or TELMEX, you shouldn't have any issues dialing or texting. There is also a carrier called MOVISTAR that I got connected to while I was in Playa del Carmen, and I could not complete a call to save my life. I second that, movistar made me want to pull my hair out! The others worked as easily as if I were at home, not sure why.
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