wedding jitters

["chris ramsdale" <chrisr at seaq_org>]

i was a wreck the week before my wedding, and the Thursday before my
husband-to-be went off to Columbus to watch the Columbus Crew play (with my
complete agreement...though i wish i could have gone too). Of course that
would be the day that everything went wrong. I called his cell crying
"please don't leave me tomorrow! i don't think i can deal with whatever will
go wrong." He was very gracious and understanding of my nerves and stuck
around. One hour before our rehersal dinner, i suddenly became just fine and
stayed that way until jet lag hit hard in Ireland.

I'm so thankful i was ok for all the wedding festivities. I had a ball.

one of my favorite memories was when, a couple of hours before the wedding,
i returned to apartment to find groom and his best man hanging out there
until the time they needed to go change. We just sat around and talked and
then headed our separate ways to prepare for  the ceremony. It was very
relaxing.

good times.

bachelorette party to attend tomorrow. oh, what to get the bride?

waltzing on,
chris

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-over-the-rhine at actwin_com
> [mailto:owner-over-the-rhine at actwin_com]On Behalf Of Troy Miller
> Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2003 11:05 AM
> To: rhys daily
> Cc: Over the Rhine
> Subject: Re: clarinets?
>
>
> On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 12:24, rhys daily wrote:
> > does anyone konw someone who plays the clarinet?
>
> Hmm... my sister played in high school, but was never very good. ;)
>
> > glitches are on, ifor some reason i don't feel terribly
> stressed about it
>
> Ah, and they will likely continue to come.  Heck, our main vocalist and
> our piano player never went through the song together before the
> rehearsal dinner, and up until then, the pianist had never heard the
> song (Little Genius), just seen the sheet music.
>
> In my friend's recent wedding, they missed an entire song.
>
> But you know, at the end of the day you get to go home with the one you
> love - and that rocks.  Meleah and I also were uncharacteristically (at
> least compared to others we've seen) unperterbed as our wedding
> approached.  A few mother conflicts, of course, but overall it was a
> beautifully awesome day.
>
> And the cool part is, since I had so much fun at mine and have enjoyed
> the three months of marraige since, I get a giddy little smile on my
> face everytime you (rhys) or anyone else mentions their upcoming (or
> past) nuptuals.
>
> So, do you think you'll get _Ohio_ in time for the wedding?
>
> Troy
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