Wedding Madness III of III or IV.
Sep. 8th, 2011 10:59 amIt was going to be four posts, but I'm debating the wisdom of posting general speculations about weddings and their attendant drama.
Anyway, that makes this probably the shortest and most boring of my wedding posts, and they seem to have been pretty boring in any case, :-P.
The morning after the wedding, we were saying our goodbyes to the happy couple right before heading out, when a friend of ours named Kaiser drove up to the corner and exclaimed "what the Hell?"
Kaiser, it should be noted, lives several hundred miles away, as do Megan and I, and as do Peter and Kayse. He had not been at the wedding. So we were all surprised to find ourselves at the same streetcorner. That was a surreal coincidence enough, but as we each discussed what we were doing in Duluth and why, Kaiser happened to ask where the wedding had been. When we told him, his reaction was "That was you guys?!"
The wedding took place outdoors, in a public park. He had, for the entirety of the ceremony, been hanging out just up the hill, within sight of the proceedings but too far away to identify the participants. Peter and Kayse were overjoyed to learn that they had an (unknowing) wedding crasher, and I left bemused by the deep and inexplicable weirdness of the universe.
Anyway, that makes this probably the shortest and most boring of my wedding posts, and they seem to have been pretty boring in any case, :-P.
The morning after the wedding, we were saying our goodbyes to the happy couple right before heading out, when a friend of ours named Kaiser drove up to the corner and exclaimed "what the Hell?"
Kaiser, it should be noted, lives several hundred miles away, as do Megan and I, and as do Peter and Kayse. He had not been at the wedding. So we were all surprised to find ourselves at the same streetcorner. That was a surreal coincidence enough, but as we each discussed what we were doing in Duluth and why, Kaiser happened to ask where the wedding had been. When we told him, his reaction was "That was you guys?!"
The wedding took place outdoors, in a public park. He had, for the entirety of the ceremony, been hanging out just up the hill, within sight of the proceedings but too far away to identify the participants. Peter and Kayse were overjoyed to learn that they had an (unknowing) wedding crasher, and I left bemused by the deep and inexplicable weirdness of the universe.