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10/19/09
That said - I liked that section better ten years ago when it was what David Brooks described as the "M&As" (mergers and acquisitions) where (typically) the bride had a Yale summa to go with her Harvard Law editorship and the groom was a specialist in brain surgery (having graduated from Princeton and Johns Hopkins as well as being an ex-Olympian in something or another)
Check out the February 25, 2007 section - it is the only one in this century where the couple did not live together - and in this case I would guess they didn't sleep together either - until they were married. Sounded like a couple of pretty neat kids - their ditz quotient was way, way below average. #weddings
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10/19/09
The Times should run marital updates every 5, no 3 years. "Mrs. Great-Cubed Strawbridge divorced her husband when she learned that the stores had closed down over a decade prior to their wedding. 'Had I known, I'd have sought out Macy boy,' she said in a huff, as she departed the courthouse. #weddings
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10/18/09
I love Anne Milewski ( Oliver Cary) fashion head shot she is a ballerina after all. I don't understand
Kelly Nicole Fahl (William Irving Fradin) photo of just herself since it is clearly from her "posed for "wedding photos and I am thinking the groom had to have been in at least one picture
Caroline Bierbaum, James LeFrak were married in a Lutheran service. He is from those LeFrak's (I just love that name) and she is obviously a member of the tribe. Lutheran?
"Simrin K. Parmar and Jean N. Bennett were married Saturday in a traditional Sikh ceremony " This is the first Sikh ceremony I recall in Times, but his picture left me wandering where is the hair? I am waiting for the traditional Scientology ceremony announcement.
I forget the couple but this from their announcement
"officiated at Children’s Harbor, a camp in Alexander City, Ala., serving seriously ill children and their families." I am not sure what this place looks like but I don't believe it would be on my list of places to check out as a possible venue.
On the other hand Elizabeth Thompson, Benjamin Smith being married at some place called the Hotel ZaZa made me smile.I will not google it because I want to believe it is a Gabor themed hotel.
As far as scoring it, China was in the house. People went to China, they toured China, were from China, they were so missed while in China and I even suspect some had Chinese food during the cocktail hour. #weddings
10/18/09
Jacqueline Ross and Aaron Albano BORING!!! I mean is this what you wasted your NYT words on, everyday schedule conflicts and minor illnesses. BTW, how do we know he didn't just double book, I mean he was fine for dinner the following night.
Xixi Yin and Edward Amley Jr.- My aunt had her medical degree from Italy and she had to do it all over again over here unless she stuck to NIH and research, have the rules changed or is this just for China because girlfriends medical degree is from China Medical University in Shenyang . This is like WHole Foods california medly organic vergetables debacle.
Emily Schopick and Matthew Robinson
They left without exchanging phone numbers or e-mail addresses, but met again an hour or so later.
Really? The suspense of it all
I may take a break as to judge this more fairly. #weddings
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But that's because I know far too many people that like dropping the "[pause] no pun intended" line. #weddings
10/18/09
Did the writer mean "boustier," perhaps?
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10/18/09
I think the writer actually had no idea what they meant- they probably just liked the sound of old fashioned garments being used in the same sentence as 'ball-busting feminazi'. #weddings
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And I kid you not, for a microsecond I saw the word "aunt" in another announcement and thought of that exact Larry scene. I suppose it's because the announcements are so important to the betrothed, misprints are funny disasters. Or Charlotte York's Hitler mustache. Anyway, minds/alike, you're wonderful. #weddings
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@MisterHippity: I mean, just look at that! Who does she think she is ... Monica Lewinski? #weddings
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08/20/09
IMHO -- The Glenn Beck thing hasn't only burdened Fox with opportunity costs, but it also reflects poorly on the network and makes it easier for their critic's condemnations to stick.
I kind of wish, as someone who dislikes Beck that the "black nationalist" mutter on a previous Gawker post would get some additional play, but unless GB comes back and dances like Sammy Davis, he and his manager should probably enjoy the high life, while they can.