desh ([personal profile] desh) wrote2011-06-01 12:37 pm

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Update: 4 engagements in the past six weeks, all of whom are either people I see multiple times per month or are in a particularly close set of friends from high school. With a 5th possibly coming very soon.

And one death. (Yesterday, a friend's sister who I met a couple times).

This on top of the 4-6 weddings in my circle in the past two weeks (depending on how you define my circle), and one baby.

Even with the preponderance of the news being happy, it's still all overwhelming. Ready for the omer to be over soon, thanks.
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[personal profile] acastelletto 2011-06-01 05:00 pm (UTC)(link)
Just you wait till you age cohort starts bragging about their kids graduating high school. That adjustment requires a good drink, specifically drink with a tropical umbrella and bendy straw.

Seems like half my old high school class is getting kids off to college this fall. Great news considering the economy and and their own modest levels of educational achievement. But, still, I was ready to be congratulating them on that accomplishment for, oh, another two to three decades at least.

[personal profile] sleepsong 2011-06-01 06:53 pm (UTC)(link)
Your life is like the opposite of mine. All of my friends are just cohabitating rather than actually getting married (or were already married when I met them), so I've only been invited to two weddings of friends, well, ever.

[personal profile] sleepsong 2011-06-01 07:13 pm (UTC)(link)
The obvious solution is to get engaged yourself, and then when people invite you to all of their wedding related things you can tell them you can't make it because you're too busy planning your own wedding.