For construction only toilet paper, glue and/or sticky tape is allowed (any type, colour and make).
Here’s the winner of last year’s contest:
and 2007’s winner (where the bust area of the other winners are lacking, I thought that this winner found a good solution to the problem):
In 2006, the best looked so:
Unfortunately, the 2009 contest dealine has already passed, so this gives you enough time to prepare for 2010! Check out the website above for all the details.
“More than 70 percent of brides-to-be want to lose weight before their wedding day, according to a new study from Cornell University. To reach the perfect wedding-day weight, more than one-third of them use extreme dieting tactics such as diet pills and fasting.”
(those Americans, lol.
Although it would have made a great 1st April prank with a fake ring.
A mystery to me how they managed to “retrieve” it after it had fallen off the bridge…)
It’s the low after the high, no longer busy feverishly planning for a common goal and perhaps even feeling “buyer’s remorse”. Nothing much seems to change after the wedding, no new and delightful world appears, and there’s still a lot of work to do such as doing the thank-you cards, paying the rest of the bills and wanting to see the wedding photographs and video which might still take weeks or months to arrive.
It’s a common problem, so it’s good to know that it exists and being prepared should it happen. Here’s an interesting article from Time Magazine:
Imagine this: You’re taking your wedding photographs when the earth shakes and the 100-year-old church nearby just crumbles. Talk about a bad omen. Hope these guys weren’t superstitious!
