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Also, unsolicited advice: Do NOT introduce yourself by saying "For those of you who don't know me..." If you need to introduce yourself, just do it. I've been to weddings where I heard "for those of you who don't know me" four times in a row and I wanted to flip the table.
I am giving the best man speech at my buddy's wedding, and I am looking for some lovey-dovey type quotes/lyrics to tie it all together that isn't either a) super played out b) super cheeseball. I'm trying to straddle the line between a stereotypical new orleans catholic (rowdy drankin') family and a pretty strict southern baptist family. suggestions or thoughts?
I talked about my bro and his wife and how it made me think about the line during 'the End' on the Beatles Abbey Road album about "the love you take is equal to the love you make" and threw in some sappy BS. I don't know if that is overplayed but I got a lot of positive feedback.
Then I made one of the worst mistakes of my life. "Everyone raise your glasses to David and Lisa" Problem is that Lisa is my mother and someone my sister-in-law hates more than anything. I still get sick to my stomach when I think about that. Don't spend the hour between photos and the start of the reception double fisting. Just don't.
Well, that'll certainly loosen you up. If I did that for an hour I'm not even sure I'd be able to walk.
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Post by NothingButFlowers on Jul 24, 2014 13:14:14 GMT -5
Once or twice a week, Josh drops me off at work and goes out to Red Rock Canyon to hike. When he went out today, he said that there were make-up tents and a bunch of film gear around. Then when he was leaving, he passed Dakota Fanning. Looks like they were filming this movie: Untitled Gerardo Naranjo Project. He said he may have seen Jon Bernthal in a make-up tent, but not close up.
My emotions are fluctuating too much these past few days. Every other hour I switch from "I can do this!" to "It's not possible to remember all this information, I'm going to fail" and vice versa. Cruel and unusual punishment is what it is.
My emotions are fluctuating too much these past few days. Every other hour I switch from "I can do this!" to "It's not possible to remember all this information, I'm going to fail" and vice versa. Cruel and unusual punishment is what it is.
My emotions are fluctuating too much these past few days. Every other hour I switch from "I can do this!" to "It's not possible to remember all this information, I'm going to fail" and vice versa. Cruel and unusual punishment is what it is.
My emotions are fluctuating too much these past few days. Every other hour I switch from "I can do this!" to "It's not possible to remember all this information, I'm going to fail" and vice versa. Cruel and unusual punishment is what it is.
I literally almost passed out when I opened the essay part of my first bar exam. But you just take a deep breath and dive in. You've spent the last three years of your life immersed in this stuff. I won't say you are definitely going to pass because I wanted to smack every single person who said that to me, but it seems like you've been studying a lot, which is really all you can do. Do the practice exams. Be as prepared as you can be. And try not to drive yourself crazy worrying about it.
My emotions are fluctuating too much these past few days. Every other hour I switch from "I can do this!" to "It's not possible to remember all this information, I'm going to fail" and vice versa. Cruel and unusual punishment is what it is.
I literally almost passed out when I opened the essay part of my first bar exam. But you just take a deep breath and dive in. You've spent the last three years of your life immersed in this stuff. I won't say you are definitely going to pass because I wanted to smack every single person who said that to me, but it seems like you've been studying a lot, which is really all you can do. Do the practice exams. Be as prepared as you can be. And try not to drive yourself crazy worrying about it.
I had a friend who was taking the CA bar for the 2nd time and did pass out toward the end of the 1st morning. He refused to be seen by paramedics, went back in, scribbled down some things in response to the last of 3 essay questions, and they called time (for the first morning of the 3-day exam). He was convinced he failed and only stayed because his girlfriend talked him into it. He ended up passing because he felt no pressure for the last 5/6ths of the exam (having convinced himself he'd already blown it and that he was just using it as a practice test).
You can do this. Hillari's right. Focus on the information you need to know, not on anxious worrying. That does no one any good.
I am giving the best man speech at my buddy's wedding, and I am looking for some lovey-dovey type quotes/lyrics to tie it all together that isn't either a) super played out b) super cheeseball. I'm trying to straddle the line between a stereotypical new orleans catholic (rowdy drankin') family and a pretty strict southern baptist family. suggestions or thoughts?
I talked about my bro and his wife and how it made me think about the line during 'the End' on the Beatles Abbey Road album about "the love you take is equal to the love you make" and threw in some sappy BS. I don't know if that is overplayed but I got a lot of positive feedback.
Then I made one of the worst mistakes of my life. "Everyone raise your glasses to David and Lisa" Problem is that Lisa is my mother and someone my sister-in-law hates more than anything. I still get sick to my stomach when I think about that. Don't spend the hour between photos and the start of the reception double fisting. Just don't.
I have a similar story. I was doing a toast to Dan and Sabina and asked everyone to toast Dan and Subpoena. Oops.
Got to the !!! show early and am enjoying a beer. Just saw a girl walk in with a pair of roller skates slung over her shoulder. Think that's a good sign for a great show!
I know I'm a shitty basketball player, but I don't need to be reminded by some 10-year-old boys trying to play a pick up game with me and my friend. The heckling from their lady friends on the sideline was very funny, if not sort of odd.