Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Whose Wedding is it Anyway?

Remember when I discussed the wedding that took place in the back yard of some project apartments. What about the couple that got married in their front yard? Well, add a proposal in a South African KFC and a wedding in a Walmart in Adamsville Al to the list of marital ceremonies, the masses decided to pick on.

People love to tear apart love.

The South African couple was mocked by a journalist who posted the picture to Twitter. The journalist didn't know or care that KFC was the lady's favorite lunch spot. But the couple got the last laugh. The couple married the last day of the year 2019 with the help of sponsors like Uber, Audi and of course KFC.



The story of Adamsville couple renewing their vows in a Walmart is sentimental, also. They met at that store. The picture was posted a few times on my Facebook timeline. I bet dollars to donuts they didn't go into the debt that many do when having their ceremonies. I was just amazed at the folks I know teasing this couple that whine about being single. I was also wholly surprised at the married folks I know that didn't have glamorous ceremonies or proposal background themselves, picking at them. Oh well, Electric Slide in the Electric Department.

*sigh*
I don't care where a couple gets married. It could be in a mobile wedding chapel. God, True Love and Pure Intentions is all I care about.

Dear Future Husband,
I am just going to assume you didn't make fun of these folk. If you did, chalk it up to mistakes you learned from the past and don't tell me.
Love,
Mrs. Love Love

As Always Talking to You in Adult Terms!

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  1. What was interesting about my timeline, is it seemed only the people who are miserable had something to say about it. Constant posts of being single, or side eye post to their spouses are prevalent on their timelines... those who genuinely like or love-- love for itself and not for show-- we had nothing to say about this.. our initial selection of the golf course was sentimental to us, so I completely get it. People need to just mind their own happiness...

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    1. The 1st folks I saw criticizing the Walmart weeding was a couple I know got married in prison. I mean he's out and they successfully married but they still have no room. But you hit it on the head, "People need to just mind their own happiness..."

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