Posted by coshoo on August 25, 2017 at 13:51:07 from (65.101.149.33):
In Reply to: Re: We tied the knot posted by fixerupper on August 25, 2017 at 08:36:45:
Congratulations!
Funny the stuff that happens on wedding day. We had to take a ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge Island, where the wedding was to be. She went early, but I went to class (UW) and was just driving into the waiting lot when the ferry was pulling out. Very stormy day- I asked why the boat left early, and the ferry guy said, "oh, that was the previous boat- water's so rough we have gotten further and further behind- next boat in 45 minutes or so." Which would make me late for my own wedding. As I was walking back from talking to the ferry guy, a hand came out of a car window- it was wife's uncle, who was going to give her away. We were heading for a drink at the Crab Pot bar, and another hand comes out a window- its the judge who is going to perform the ceremony. We made a quick assessment that they weren't going to start without us, and the judge joined us for a drink or two as well.
I guess it worked out OK, we'll be 47 years in February.
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