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Feb. 12th, 2006 09:00 pmok, so there was going to be a bridal show at a hotel only 3 blocks from my house. I called this morning to make sure it was still on. There was no announcement on the radio about any cancellation (and it is important to note that it was being sponsored by the major radio conglomerate in the area).
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marnen's gig in NJ was canceled, so he and I suited up, walked to the hotel...
..to find out it had been canceled at the last minute.
So we trudged back home, and ended up at a local Chinese buffet (because the Indian restaurant in the same plaza was closed). Before eating, we stopped off a bakery that was open, and took a look at their cake selection... so we did get to do some wedding research even though the show was canceled.
After lunch, we hit Blockbuster in the plaza and I ended up picking (because he wasn't in the mood to watch movies) Lady Death, Steamboy, and then Marnen found Nick Knight out of the blue. (For those who don't know, it's a tv movie from '89 starring Rick Springfield that was the predecessor to Forever Knight).
So far, I've watched Nick Knight and Lady Death, and just made some popcorn. I'll hold off on watching Steamboy. Marnen's working on transcribing Caroso lute tablature.
marnen's gig in NJ was canceled, so he and I suited up, walked to the hotel.....to find out it had been canceled at the last minute.
So we trudged back home, and ended up at a local Chinese buffet (because the Indian restaurant in the same plaza was closed). Before eating, we stopped off a bakery that was open, and took a look at their cake selection... so we did get to do some wedding research even though the show was canceled.
After lunch, we hit Blockbuster in the plaza and I ended up picking (because he wasn't in the mood to watch movies) Lady Death, Steamboy, and then Marnen found Nick Knight out of the blue. (For those who don't know, it's a tv movie from '89 starring Rick Springfield that was the predecessor to Forever Knight).
So far, I've watched Nick Knight and Lady Death, and just made some popcorn. I'll hold off on watching Steamboy. Marnen's working on transcribing Caroso lute tablature.
