The illustrious DJ Jazzy Gillian is in need of a few tunes to spin at the wedding. There were a lot of requests for special songs and despite already having an exhaustive repertoire of music between the two of us, we are still lacking quite a few. Perhaps you have some of these in your own collections at home? If you do - you can help. Drop me an email, let me know what songs you can provide and I'll will give you some instructions on the format we would like to have them in and the means by which you can pass them on.
Those who fear the pending Bill C-60 amendments to the Copyright Act, do not fear. This music is for personal use only and we aren't making it available publicly. So no Mounties will come a knock'in just cause we're rock'in!! Word to yo muthor...
Here are the tunes we need. Of course - if you have any burning desire to add something that is'nt on the list, no problemo...
Dancing Queen ABBA
Fernando ABBA
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do ABBA
Goody Two Shoes Adam Ant
Loveshack B52s
Good Vibrations Beach Boys
Stand By Me Ben E. King
Take my Breath Away Berlin
White Wedding Billy Idol
Crazy Train Black Sabbeth
Jamming Bob Marley
Other Half of Me Bobby Darin
Total Eclipse of the Heart Bonnie Tyler
Everyday Buddy Holly
Lovefool Cardigans
Freak Chic
I'll Tumble For you Culture Club
You Spin Me righ Round Dead of Alive
Come ON Eileen Dexie's Midnight Runners
Ain't No Mountain High Enough Diana Ross
Rio Duran Duran
The nearness of you Ella Fitzgerald
I'll Never Fall In Love Again Elvis Costello
I Can't Help Falling in Love Elvis Presley
Wonderful Tonight Eric Clapton
At Last Etta James
Funk Soul Brother Fat Boy Slim
Always Frank Sinatra
Our Love is Here to Stay Frank Sinatra
The Way You Look Tonight Frank Sinatra
Relax Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Henry the VIII Gerry and the Pacemakers
Low Grand Theft Bus
Pennies from Heaven Guy Lombardo
Sea of Love Honeydippers
You're the One that I Want John Travolta & Olivia Newton John
This Very Moment KC and Jo Jo
Celebration Kool and the Gang
Take This Waltz Leonard Cohen
Jimmy Mac Martha and the Vandellas
Billie Jean Michael Jackson
Harvest Moon Neil Young
These Days Nico
Don't Go Away Oasis
If you leave Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
A Goovey Kind of Love Phil Collins
Kiss Prince
Wolly Bully Sam the Sham and the Pahros
Truly Madly Deeply Savage Garden
Tainted Love Soft Cell
Spice up Your Life Spice Girls
Is'nt She Lovely Stevie Wonder
Superstition Stevie Wonder
Sh-Boom (Life Could Be A Dream) The Crew Cuts
Cathy's Clown The Everly Brothers
I Only have Eyes for you The flamingos
We Got the Beat The Go Go's
Carry-Anne The Hollies
Every Little Thing She does is magic The Police
Ruby Tuesday The Stones
Sonney's Dream The Wonderful Grand Band
Whats up Pussycat? Tom Jones
Blister in the Sun Violent Femmes
Wake Me Up before You Go-go Wham
Fell in Love with a Girl White Stripes
Stairway to Heaven Led Zepplin
Don?t Phunk With My Heart The Black Eyed Peas
No Hollerback Girl Gwen Stephani
Toxic Brittany Spears
Hey ya! Outkast
Rock Your Body Justin Timberlake
Crazy In Love Byonce
Peace out!
Wednesday, 22 June 2005
Friday, 17 June 2005
Don't fear the seamstress
Easy Schmeesy. I have no tales of woe, weeping or gnashing of teeth. No one was told that the dress was simply too small, no one lost consciousness from the act of sucking in and holding the breath, no one was told to go on a crash diet of carrot sticks and celery until the big day and there was no pins stuck into my side in the process.
It was painless and there is no hilarious story to recount.
It will cost me 54$ to get the straps altered and to have a thumb loop attached to train to ensure sure I don't trip and break my neck.
Yes $54 dollars. I could do that for free. Ofcourse my mother would then take the opportunity to remind me that the last time I tried to sew something the arm piece was attached to the neck hole. But surly people, straps can't be that difficult. Not $54 difficult.
Marcus is is presently (conveniently?)out on the briny ocean tusk blissfully aware that he is missing prime wedding preparations. Don't worry, there is a bathroom that needs re-tileing before guest arrive,so I take comfort in that. I would gladly plan and organise two weddings to avoid hard labour.
Saw musician who is playing at wedding on Monday. Marcus and I went to her house and she had a CD which we collectively reviewed to make sure she was including all the arrangements which we felt were appropriate. I ix-ne'd the Pacable and Vivaldi (they are SO done) and Marcus pressed for his favorites. Not Mendelssohn, but rather the Star Wars theme. It was quite difficult to get his attention AWAY from Star Wars ("Sweetie, isn't that a lovely arrangement of Hayden? - "Emm...yeah, but I much prefer the Star Wars theme") but we eventually had it all sorted.
So really, I think the major things are taken care of now. Except for the weather, which so far refuses to co-operate. So don't be surprised if someone at this wedding gets cold feet - literally. Its the 18th of June and a balmy 6 degrees. Blech.
It was painless and there is no hilarious story to recount.
It will cost me 54$ to get the straps altered and to have a thumb loop attached to train to ensure sure I don't trip and break my neck.
Yes $54 dollars. I could do that for free. Ofcourse my mother would then take the opportunity to remind me that the last time I tried to sew something the arm piece was attached to the neck hole. But surly people, straps can't be that difficult. Not $54 difficult.
Marcus is is presently (conveniently?)out on the briny ocean tusk blissfully aware that he is missing prime wedding preparations. Don't worry, there is a bathroom that needs re-tileing before guest arrive,so I take comfort in that. I would gladly plan and organise two weddings to avoid hard labour.
Saw musician who is playing at wedding on Monday. Marcus and I went to her house and she had a CD which we collectively reviewed to make sure she was including all the arrangements which we felt were appropriate. I ix-ne'd the Pacable and Vivaldi (they are SO done) and Marcus pressed for his favorites. Not Mendelssohn, but rather the Star Wars theme. It was quite difficult to get his attention AWAY from Star Wars ("Sweetie, isn't that a lovely arrangement of Hayden? - "Emm...yeah, but I much prefer the Star Wars theme") but we eventually had it all sorted.
So really, I think the major things are taken care of now. Except for the weather, which so far refuses to co-operate. So don't be surprised if someone at this wedding gets cold feet - literally. Its the 18th of June and a balmy 6 degrees. Blech.
Monday, 13 June 2005
T-minus One month two days!
Yowsers. Where has the time gone? And why do we blog so sporadically? Everyone else who has a blog seems to be able to take the time to make a posting but us...like every thing else we are so slow.
Well negligent bloggers or not, the wedding is fast approaching. Thanks to everyone who has sent us such lovely emails and phone calls letting us know your plans for attendance. We are getting excited now! Its a constant topic of conversation these days. Everyone seems to asks us about how our plans are going and what we are doing to prepare and I'm wondering what anyone will have to talk to me about once its over...
Feel cheeky having to do this and both of us grappled over the whole registry dilemma, but so many of you asked us we ended up doing it. As a disclaimer we would like to say that if you should rather make a donation to a local charity in our names, that would be fine as well.
The two stores we are now registered with is Sears and Living Rooms. Most of you are familiar with Sears and the registry can be seen online. LivingRooms however is a local store full of gorgeous nick-nacky things. They do however have a toll free number and will fax you details of anything you would like to speak. There, now that that stuff is out of the way here are some local charities that need supporting more than we do!
St. John's Clean and Beautiful
habitat for Humanity
St. John's Women's Centre
Marcus and I are great. We just spent a weekend doing odds and ends about the house. I have started a new garden next to the front door. Its meant to be a shrubbery but I haven't bought any shrubs yet. So we may try our hand at pretending to be the Knights that Say Ni! and begin demanding Shrubberys from all passers by ("one that looks nice and not very expensive!"). Hahaha.
Never mind, silly joke.
And we helped Val out around Dad's house as well doing little domestic stuff that is meant to help us in our certification for marriage, i.e.. changing light bulbs, helping one another erect shelving units and holding the step ladder, making sure all sarcastic comments are muttered under breath...I think we passed.
Have dress fitting appointment this week. Will warrent a new posting I am sure... Wish me luck!!!
Well negligent bloggers or not, the wedding is fast approaching. Thanks to everyone who has sent us such lovely emails and phone calls letting us know your plans for attendance. We are getting excited now! Its a constant topic of conversation these days. Everyone seems to asks us about how our plans are going and what we are doing to prepare and I'm wondering what anyone will have to talk to me about once its over...
Feel cheeky having to do this and both of us grappled over the whole registry dilemma, but so many of you asked us we ended up doing it. As a disclaimer we would like to say that if you should rather make a donation to a local charity in our names, that would be fine as well.
The two stores we are now registered with is Sears and Living Rooms. Most of you are familiar with Sears and the registry can be seen online. LivingRooms however is a local store full of gorgeous nick-nacky things. They do however have a toll free number and will fax you details of anything you would like to speak. There, now that that stuff is out of the way here are some local charities that need supporting more than we do!
St. John's Clean and Beautiful
habitat for Humanity
St. John's Women's Centre
Marcus and I are great. We just spent a weekend doing odds and ends about the house. I have started a new garden next to the front door. Its meant to be a shrubbery but I haven't bought any shrubs yet. So we may try our hand at pretending to be the Knights that Say Ni! and begin demanding Shrubberys from all passers by ("one that looks nice and not very expensive!"). Hahaha.
Never mind, silly joke.
And we helped Val out around Dad's house as well doing little domestic stuff that is meant to help us in our certification for marriage, i.e.. changing light bulbs, helping one another erect shelving units and holding the step ladder, making sure all sarcastic comments are muttered under breath...I think we passed.
Have dress fitting appointment this week. Will warrent a new posting I am sure... Wish me luck!!!
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