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Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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I won't be checking in so often for the next few days.

 

Last minute things going on today for the wedding, rehearsal tonight, the wedding tomorrow.  Then we're going out of town for one night, coming back, but staying at a campground nearby and going back to work all week from there and starting my summer class on Monday.

 

I've already been informed that this Forum is not a part of our trip tomorrow night, or next week.  I may drop in once or twice on my way back and forth to class or work though.   :(

 

I'll try to check in tonight before bed.  After that i'll talk to you guys sometime later.

MarkD Senior Enthusiast

MarkD

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I've already been informed that ...

 

AAAhhh, already an understanding of marriage...

 

What's that?  Yes Ma'am, I'm comming...

 

:(

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Congratulations (a little early)

 

And good luck hopefully your whole life wont change  :(

Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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Well, it's 12:21a.m. and I just got in and I have to be at the church no later than 9:30a.m., so I'm gonna get to bed.

 

We had a pretty good time at my "bachleor party".  We just sat around and watched "Matrix", ate pizza and drank beer.  Then when the movie was over we sat around and drank beer while we talked about all of the stupid things we did together in the past.  It was alot of fun.

 

Well, I try to check in when I can over the next few days.

 

Until next week.............

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