| It
all started with the notice on Tribe
(to the right). Hmm. This sounded
interesting. A wedding? Me? I responded,
sure, it would be fun. A very pretty lady
named "Heather" responded... and wow, was it
ever fun. I met her at the Maypole, and we
walked, her mother and mother's husband
walking behind. Heather screamed "I'M
GETTING MARRIED" at the top of her lungs all
the way to the Glade. We started the
ceremony, only to be interrupted by a
Puritan, and finally Heather's mom wound up
getting "married". You see, it was all a set
up for a mother's day present for her
mother. Heather had missed their wedding,
and this was her way to attend. I thought it
was a wonderful thing for her to do. Of
course, once her mother's "wedding" was
done, Heather and I finished tying the knot. |
Tie the knot
(theatrically) at court glade
The German ambassador, father Anders, is
bored. I am not making my quota of
"zweihander" marriages this year-be you of
any class or calling, come by the edge of
Glade-my desk is there, by the fence near
the privies.....quick and dirty, or long and
drawn out-who knows- maybe her majesty
herself will notice and attend. Ya never
know. Now's your chance to married by a
noble. No appointment necessary. I can even
do it in Englisch! (If I must) Andy |
