Main Entry: di·vulge Pronunciation: \də-ˈvəlj, dī-\ Function: transitive verb Inflected Form(s): di·vulged; di·vulg·ing Etymology: Middle English, from Latin divulgare, from dis- + vulgare to make known, from vulgus mob Date: 15th century 1: to make public : proclaim 2: to make known (as a confidence or secret)
Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weddings. Show all posts
20 May 2010
The most romantic song I have ever heard.
O Sole Mio (which in English translates something to the effect of my sun).
I heard this at a funeral on Monday of my Italian neighbour. The grandson had made a video and this was one of the songs that streamed. It was a loving tribute of one man and his 78 years of life. It also had pictures of his 53 years of marriage, 3 kids, 8 grand kids. And although the video made me cry buckets, this song was imprinted in my brain. What struck me was just how loving he was, and how much he loved his wife.
That kind of relationship and love I can only dream. This song for me captures that timeless love the weaves through generations. If you think about it, the sun will always rise and fall, and will forever burn. That is symbolic of a relationship of true burning love. Sure you have your ups and down, but that love will forever endure.
I hope to one day dance to this song at my wedding.
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Most romantic song,
O Sole Mio,
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17 November 2009
Most Romantic Picture Alert.

Is this not the nicest couple pic ever? S'rsly. I know it's just a movie promo (Pride & Prejudice) but still, this is really nice. When I get married, I want a pic just like this (and it would work since I want to have a fall wedding and a Jane Austen inspired regency wedding).
Squee.
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matthew mcfadyen,
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Squee,
Weddings
21 July 2009
Bridesmaid confessional.

*DISCLAIMER: I love my friends. I will do anything for my friends. If someone does my friends wrong, I will show that rat bastard the *fists of fury*. I'm the ultimate keemosabee.
K...so now that the disclaimer is out of the way I can proceed with my confessional.
I will just say this and be done with it: I hate being a bridesmaid.
I love weddings. I love seeing friends who love each other be bound in neck chokening bonds of matrimony. I love the pretty decorations & the awesome food. But I can't stand being an actual part of the wedding. I hate being a bridesmaid.
I suppose one would say "Dani, you are just being jelous you single old cow. Suck it up and stop being selfish".
Or you could say "Dani, you sucky old cow, stop bitching about how fat you look in the dress and be a better friend..you should have though about your weight a year ago".
Equally as enticing, you could say "Dani, you are such a cow. You knew what the cost would be going in so why are you bitching about it now?".
And you would probably be right on all accords. When weddings occur and I am a part of it, I am reminded instantly that I am fat, poor and single in one fell swoop.
It's different when you are just a guest, because at least being poor and being fat isn't the be all end all because all you have to do is show up wearing a dress that hides the fat and eat the food for free with a token re-gift.
But when you are stuffed into a dress that only suits skinny people, that costs an arm and a leg, and you are single with no chance of scoring with the bestman in the janitor hall, then what's the point of reinforcing your misery?
And the funny thing is...I keep agreeing. Because I love my friends. And I guess in the end, that is all that matters.
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