Feasting and happiness followed. Dawn's ex-stepdaughter (hell, I'll just call her Princess Aurora) and I hit it off majorly. There were exchanges of address around the table; Darth T. Rex and I both whipped out our palmtops. His is running the Windows palmtop OS, which froze on us when Princess Aurora was trying to type something in. Mrs. Darth T. Rex wanted me to know that if ever I needed a movie buddy, she was without one, now that Dawn was out of town, and that I would be perfectly welcome to team up with her to see movies.
There was socialization and fun and lunch. After the majority of lunch was over, the DJ started matters up, and the bride and groom had their first married dance. Their song seems to be that Disney one about Beauty and the Beast. "Barely even friends... then, somebody bends...."
There were tears. Mrs. Darth was crying, more than just the few tears my handy-dandy hankie had taken care of after the ceremony. It would have been nice if Dawn's father had been alive to see this day... I rest assured that some bit of him was present, at the very least in the hearts and minds of those present watching.
The cake was cut. Dawn and Dave fed each other pieces with due decorum. The cake topper was delightful: glass, with Belle and the Beast. Lovely. I was delighted. They did not get frosting on each other. Chip came up, and Dave and Dawn made as if to smash cake into his face, but stopped at the last instant and fed him tidily.
There was socialization and fun and lunch. After the majority of lunch was over, the DJ started matters up, and the bride and groom had their first married dance. Their song seems to be that Disney one about Beauty and the Beast. "Barely even friends... then, somebody bends...."
There were tears. Mrs. Darth was crying, more than just the few tears my handy-dandy hankie had taken care of after the ceremony. It would have been nice if Dawn's father had been alive to see this day... I rest assured that some bit of him was present, at the very least in the hearts and minds of those present watching.
The cake was cut. Dawn and Dave fed each other pieces with due decorum. The cake topper was delightful: glass, with Belle and the Beast. Lovely. I was delighted. They did not get frosting on each other. Chip came up, and Dave and Dawn made as if to smash cake into his face, but stopped at the last instant and fed him tidily.