Comments on: Wedding Toasted http://johndmart.in/2008/06/30/wedding-toasted/ Do you know what you're doing? - Web Home of John D. Martin III Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:37:04 +0000 hourly 1 By: John http://johndmart.in/2008/06/30/wedding-toasted/comment-page-1/#comment-197 John Sun, 06 Jul 2008 03:53:48 +0000 http://youcantmakemistakes.com/?p=232#comment-197 It totally worked. I think that it is the finest wedding toast I have ever heard. It totally worked. I think that it is the finest wedding toast I have ever heard.

]]> By: Tara http://johndmart.in/2008/06/30/wedding-toasted/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Tara Tue, 01 Jul 2008 22:50:49 +0000 http://youcantmakemistakes.com/?p=232#comment-195 The toast was taken from one of my favorite books - Still Life with Woodpecker. If you want to learn how to make love stay, or if you want to learn to make a bomb from bat shit and fruit loops, or maybe you have an inexplicable love for red hair, the moon, and pyramids, you have to read this book. Glad it made you feel a little happier John John. The toast was taken from one of my favorite books – Still Life with Woodpecker. If you want to learn how to make love stay, or if you want to learn to make a bomb from bat shit and fruit loops, or maybe you have an inexplicable love for red hair, the moon, and pyramids, you have to read this book.

Glad it made you feel a little happier John John.

]]> By: John http://johndmart.in/2008/06/30/wedding-toasted/comment-page-1/#comment-194 John Mon, 30 Jun 2008 15:30:02 +0000 http://youcantmakemistakes.com/?p=232#comment-194 Well, after I read your last comment, I wanted to delete the post. But, that's not how we do things around here. In the end, though, I am glad that I didn't. Mostly I am glad because you identified the one major thing that set you apart from other brides: you did everything in your power to make it as painless as possible for your guests, which is something that I think is often left overlooked. Thereby, your main objective—that everyone have a good time—was completely fulfilled. At least, I had a really good time, and it wasn't for lack of trying on your part. I suppose that I could have clarified that a bit more. But I didn't. That was a hell of a toast that Tara gave, eh? I loved it. Kisses. Well, after I read your last comment, I wanted to delete the post. But, that’s not how we do things around here. In the end, though, I am glad that I didn’t. Mostly I am glad because you identified the one major thing that set you apart from other brides: you did everything in your power to make it as painless as possible for your guests, which is something that I think is often left overlooked. Thereby, your main objective—that everyone have a good time—was completely fulfilled. At least, I had a really good time, and it wasn’t for lack of trying on your part.

I suppose that I could have clarified that a bit more. But I didn’t.

That was a hell of a toast that Tara gave, eh? I loved it.

Kisses.

]]> By: Bethy http://johndmart.in/2008/06/30/wedding-toasted/comment-page-1/#comment-193 Bethy Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:52:15 +0000 http://youcantmakemistakes.com/?p=232#comment-193 Well, I gotta tell ya: I went back to try and delete my comment and couldn't. You know what? I remembered I hate weddings too. I really do. It isn't the fact of the wedding itself; it is the terrible music, pathetic ceremonies, too much makeup, people making me want to puke without the aid of alcohol, etc. etc. etc. You know I've had a terrible week and am overly touchy; the memory of my wedding is so intact and so perfect at making me happy because it was the most fun and best day of my life, and I am sentimentally overattached to it. I am also so self-centered as to believe that mine WAS actually fun, mainly because I worked pretty hard at making it as painless for the guests as possible. 6000 degree heat and rats in rotting cabins notwithstanding, after I read your post, I was just terrified that maybe it wasn't as fun as I thought it was - my main priority was that everyone have a good time. So...my balloon has popped. The dishes are done, man. I love you and reading your dish, you know? I'm just a huge crybaby this week. Hate on, hater! Well, I gotta tell ya: I went back to try and delete my comment and couldn’t. You know what? I remembered I hate weddings too. I really do. It isn’t the fact of the wedding itself; it is the terrible music, pathetic ceremonies, too much makeup, people making me want to puke without the aid of alcohol, etc. etc. etc. You know I’ve had a terrible week and am overly touchy; the memory of my wedding is so intact and so perfect at making me happy because it was the most fun and best day of my life, and I am sentimentally overattached to it. I am also so self-centered as to believe that mine WAS actually fun, mainly because I worked pretty hard at making it as painless for the guests as possible. 6000 degree heat and rats in rotting cabins notwithstanding, after I read your post, I was just terrified that maybe it wasn’t as fun as I thought it was – my main priority was that everyone have a good time. So…my balloon has popped. The dishes are done, man. I love you and reading your dish, you know? I’m just a huge crybaby this week. Hate on, hater!

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