Taking a break (It's not you, it's me)
I'll be taking a break for the next couple of weeks.
Taking a break (It's not you, it's me)
Sheil Kapadia, Philly.com
I'll be taking a break for the next couple of weeks.
While I'm no stranger to blogging on vacation, I didn't think lugging the laptop on my honeymoon would be a good way to start what is hopefully a long-lasting marriage.
When I return, chances are the lockout will still be in effect, and I'll still be searching to find new things to blog about every day.
Talk to everyone in a couple weeks.
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Congratulations. I just like to say that my girlfriend asked me to come to Philly with her this weekend to help her with a wedding and the funny thing is it was yours! I didnt want to come up and say hi I follow your blog blah blah blah because under the circumstances I thought that would be rude! It was an amazing ceremony! It was a nice experience to learn a new culture! I have to say that I really enjoyed the three best man speech! Great luck to you and your bride and enjoy the honeymoon. We can't wait to get you back to blogging!— satcho27
Sheil, make the most of the union and it will give back in multitudes. You're still the best this site has to offer so we'll be anxiously awaiting your return. Stay safe. Enjoy.- congrats buddy - enjoy— sore richard
- Marriage is the celebration when two become one. Honeymoon is that time when it's determined 'which one'. You'll see.— mccloudmj
- Shiel, if you want the marriage to last long, stop using clarifiers like hopefully when you talk about it lasting long. Hopefully, probably, most-likely, maybe, possibly......that's what she's thinking. You'll learn though, hopefully.— krowta2004
- Congrats!— ej610
- When she tells you she'd appreciate a little help, tell her to show you her schedule of things to do...see if you can find time in her busy day so that, if arranged properly, she'll have plenty of time for everything— mccloudmj
- Too late for a pre-nup, but at least tell her you're allergic to freshly-cut grass. My first words to my wife, and she's been cutting the grass ever since.— mccloudmj
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