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A lot of people (ok, women) on my facebook feed are super-excited about this. I heard on the radio that some people are taking off work and planning watching parties.
I am interested on a basic, oh I like weddings-level, but not obssessed. What do you guys think about it?
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Re: Royal Wedding
A watching party? You have GOT to be kidding me.
I think it's neat, don't get me wrong....but I don't really understand the hype.
ETA: When is the wedding, anyway?
I'm excited! I won't be working that day anyway, so as long as I'm at home I'll be watching the coverage all day. But we might go to the Bluebonnet Trail in Ennis, in which case, I'll DVR it.
ETA: If I had thought of it earlier, I probably would have done a watching party, only because it would make a super cute theme, and I love theme parties.
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I am not interested in watching at all. People.com will provide me with all the information that I need...like pics of her dress, blurbs on who was there, if there were any wedding day bloopers.
Every channnel. No joke. ABC is doing an 8 hour Good Morning America special, NBC and CBS are doing the same. BBC America has all day coverage - commercial free. CNN has someone doing live coverage...
I'm excited and DH has already said he knows I'll record it and watch part of it. I just want to see parts of it. I just really like weddings!
PS according to all the magazines on the shelf at Wal-mart last night she is already pregnant. Believe what you will but thought it was funny that US Weekly, Star, and Life & Style all had something about it.
I'll probably tape and watch it.
We will be leaving for Sedona that day and my sister actually talked about trying to find a way to watch it when we get there. I think it will be over though.
With All the Trimmings
Just do it!
Same here...we don't have DVR yet, but I remember my mom talking about when Diana and Charles got married and how big of a deal it was waaaay back then. It was such a "fairytale" to hear as a kid. I think it's sort of neat to be able to say to my future kids, "I remember when..."
"...And he just came out of my imaginary birthday cake." -its apelila
I will probably DVR it and watch it sometime. I just want to see the vows.
I definitely want to watch, but will probably just DVR it or have it on in the background when I am working. I was talking about it the other night and asked my mom if she remembered when Diana's wedding was. She was like "oh yes, July of '81. You were a newborn, and I was excited to watch. I knew you would wake up int he middle of the night and then I could turn it on and watch. But that was the first night you slept all the way through. I couldn't decide whether to be happy you slept or sad I missed the wedding."
That family is like a 'fairy tale'. I'm excited to watch, but would not be into a party or anything like that.
Michelle & Michael
Married - August '10
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