Tag Archive for 'wedding'

Exchanging Vows

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Eric Wallace
on August 13, 2006
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I finally have gotten around to posting my pictures from Korie’s wedding at Flickr. Enjoy!

Korie and Danny Wedding Pictures

Published
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Eric Wallace
on July 20, 2006
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Korie and Danny

Just received an email from Cherish Moments Photgraphy saying Korie and Danny’s wedding pictures are available for review and purchase at http://www.pictage.com/event.jsp?event_id=175946.

From Mr. Bui’s email:

Come and see the beautiful pictures today, and relive those special moments forever by ordering professional prints!

To get started, just follow these 3 easy steps:

STEP 1: Go to Your Event Web Site

You can view the images by visiting: http://www.pictage.com/event.jsp?event_id=175946

STEP 2: Log In

Log in with your name, e-mail address and password of your choice.
If prompted, enter this Event Key:

STEP 3: View and Order Your Favorite Photos

View all of the images.
Click on the Shopping Cart icon next to the image you want to purchase.

Hopefully, you won’t look like Jack and Kelly when you check out!

No Dr Pepper!

Congrats Bob

Published
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Eric Wallace
on October 27, 2003
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I just received a call at work from Bob Ellis. Not having talked to Bob in over a year, I expected some big news. Bob wanted my address to FedEx me a wedding invitation for his wedding this Friday! Only Bob.

Congrats to both of you!

Wedding Dress

Published
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Eric Wallace
on September 21, 2003
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Lyrics:

If you could love me as a wife
and for my wedding gift, your life
Should that be all I’d ever need
or is there more I’m looking for

and should I read between the lines
and look for blessings in disguise
To make me handsome, rich, and wise
Is that really what you want

I am a whore I do confess
But I put you on just like a wedding dress
and I run down the aisle
and I run down the aisle
I’m a prodigal with no way home
but I put you on just like a ring of gold
and I run down the aisle to you

So could you love this bastard child
Though I don’t trust you to provide
With one hand in a pot of gold
and with the other in your side

I am so easily satisfied
by the call of lovers so less wild
That I would take a little cash
Over your very flesh and blood

Because money cannot buy
a husband’s jealous eye
When you have knowingly deceived his wife

By Derek Webb from the album She Must and Shall Go Free.