As busy as paisley wallpaper
What with house moves, wedding plans, and numerous tasks both onerous and pleasant, I have had no time whatsoever to devote to blogging. To anyone who checks regularly for updates – I apologise. Once the dust settles I'll get the show back on the road.
For now, I must away.
July 22, 2006
10 responses to As busy as paisley wallpaper
You’re getting married! Congrats.
Or.
Maybe he’s one of those wedding planners.
Fústar,
will the wedding be going out live on the net?
Sadly , I’m not a wedding planner…*sigh*…one day perhaps…
Thanks for the congrats Colm. Less than a month to go now. Looking forward to it.
Foolhardy,
I will (of course) be live blogging the whole event. Full transcripts of speeches will be available (on request) and the menu will be posted to encourage debate about its nutritional merits and demerits.
Signed photos of us arriving in a Jordan/Peter Andre style Fairy Princess carriage will also be available to buy at 10 Euro a pop.
They’re this summer’s must-have item.
and what about the wedding night?
subscription only affair I suppose.
The wedding night web-cam service will be available (for a modest fee) but seeing as we’ve been together for 6 years, punters might be disappointed by the fare on offer!
avclub.comPaul Reubens (aka Pee Wee Herman) gets the Parkinson treatment in this weeks Onion.
http://www.avclub.com/content/node/50982
em, have you informed mrs fuster she should expect to be ‘disappointed by the fare on offer’
like the great pele i personaly have no problems in ‘that department’, but if i did, which i don’t, i’d use some of those little blue pills, which i don’t, made by the guys and gals in ringaskiddy. so just to recap, pele and londoner are not impotent. but if we were (which we’re not) we’d use the pills, have you tried the pills? we haven’t.
avclub.comthe onion is really banging them out these days:
todays issue features an interview with Alan Moore no less. By gum.
http://www.avclub.com/content/node/51180
I’ve got wind (through use of my Miss Marple like sense) that the wedding is imminent, or done. And with that, I might offer you my congratulations.