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Post subject: Good luck to your daughter

Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 12:57 am

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Hey Kirt. Saw the note about your daughter's wedding :smt008

. The best to her and her new husband. Where are they going on their honeymoon? They going to be moving in with you, I hear that's the trend these days :lol:

Kirt Blattenberger

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Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:15 pm

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Greetings FL Techie:

Thanks for the good tidings. The wedding went very well - about 150 people total (mostly Sally and Matt friends). They opted for a theme wedding with a setting in the medieval times :smt063

. The honeymoon is being spent at Disney World and at the beach over by Cape Canaveral. I might end up posting some of the ceremony on YouTube.

Here is a YouTube link for a short clip of the "ushers" at Sally's wedding:

...and here is the ceremony. Since I recorded this from my front-row seat, it does not include the initial precession of the wedding party down the aisle (including Melanie and myownself):

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