Until last night I was pretty depressed that I had lost another ballot & decided to have a bbq with family & friends. but then we got a phone call & Joel has offered the family tickets . Friggin ' fantastic .
That is awesome !!
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Until last night I was pretty depressed that I had lost another ballot & decided to have a bbq with family & friends. but then we got a phone call & Joel has offered the family tickets . Friggin ' fantastic .
From a girl.... I cannot understand why people plan weddings etc on GF day. I would never do it.. Even if i didnt follow AFL, I still wouldnt do it..
But when i read your post, you did sound like you were coming down with a cold LOL
I feel your pain my friend.. I am in exactly the same boat. When my brother's best mate and very close family friend of ours for best part of 20 years, and his soon to be missus who I have never seen eye to eye with, announced in late November last year that their wedding was on October 1st 2011, my jaw dropped in shock.. but I must admit given the tumultuous end to our '10 season I didn't think we'd be figuring majorly in the pointy end of the season this year.
Fast forward 10 and a bit months, leaving the 'G last Saturday and walking over to the Cricketer's Arms for a couple of celebratory prelim-winning frothies with my Dee supporter best mate, the hideous fact suddenly dawned on me.. for the first time since I was 8 (I'm now 31).. I'm going to miss the Grand Final.. and not just that, I'm going to miss possibly watching my beloved Cats beat my most despised team of all time in what is quite likely going to be one of the best GF's ever.
Here we are at 8:30pm on the Tuesday before the Grand Final.. and I am actually seriously considering cancelling my invitation acceptance, not to mention, wondering what the hell I was thinking accepting an invitation to a Grand Final Day wedding in the first place.. especially considering well over a year ago I joined a Facebook group titled "No, I will not be joining you at your Grand Final Day wedding".. not thinking for a second anyone I knew would actually organise one.. Would I be the worst person in the world if I rescinded my acceptance this late??
Got myself a ticket through the ballot. Will be at a pub somewhere in Richmond early sat morning to get started! Thinking Corner hotel? Preferably one with less pies and more cats supporters.... ideas?
I feel your pain my friend.. I am in exactly the same boat. When my brother's best mate and very close family friend of ours for best part of 20 years, and his soon to be missus who I have never seen eye to eye with, announced in late November last year that their wedding was on October 1st 2011, my jaw dropped in shock.. but I must admit given the tumultuous end to our '10 season I didn't think we'd be figuring majorly in the pointy end of the season this year.
Fast forward 10 and a bit months, leaving the 'G last Saturday and walking over to the Cricketer's Arms for a couple of celebratory prelim-winning frothies with my Dee supporter best mate, the hideous fact suddenly dawned on me.. for the first time since I was 8 (I'm now 31).. I'm going to miss the Grand Final.. and not just that, I'm going to miss possibly watching my beloved Cats beat my most despised team of all time in what is quite likely going to be one of the best GF's ever.
Here we are at 8:30pm on the Tuesday before the Grand Final.. and I am actually seriously considering cancelling my invitation acceptance, not to mention, wondering what the hell I was thinking accepting an invitation to a Grand Final Day wedding in the first place.. especially considering well over a year ago I joined a Facebook group titled "No, I will not be joining you at your Grand Final Day wedding".. not thinking for a second anyone I knew would actually organise one.. Would I be the worst person in the world if I rescinded my acceptance this late??
You'll love this Shell, I actually could go if I wanted to, but I'm foregoing it and will be watching at home. Will be trying to educate my 5 month old on the finer points of the game.
Well, if you have a spare ticket...?
Not that I can afford the airfare!
I feel your pain my friend.. I am in exactly the same boat. When my brother's best mate and very close family friend of ours for best part of 20 years, and his soon to be missus who I have never seen eye to eye with, announced in late November last year that their wedding was on October 1st 2011, my jaw dropped in shock.. but I must admit given the tumultuous end to our '10 season I didn't think we'd be figuring majorly in the pointy end of the season this year.
Fast forward 10 and a bit months, leaving the 'G last Saturday and walking over to the Cricketer's Arms for a couple of celebratory prelim-winning frothies with my Dee supporter best mate, the hideous fact suddenly dawned on me.. for the first time since I was 8 (I'm now 31).. I'm going to miss the Grand Final.. and not just that, I'm going to miss possibly watching my beloved Cats beat my most despised team of all time in what is quite likely going to be one of the best GF's ever.
Here we are at 8:30pm on the Tuesday before the Grand Final.. and I am actually seriously considering cancelling my invitation acceptance, not to mention, wondering what the hell I was thinking accepting an invitation to a Grand Final Day wedding in the first place.. especially considering well over a year ago I joined a Facebook group titled "No, I will not be joining you at your Grand Final Day wedding".. not thinking for a second anyone I knew would actually organise one.. Would I be the worst person in the world if I rescinded my acceptance this late??
Looks like i will be watching it home with only a slab for company. All my tries at getting a ticket have fell through.
TV will be getting some abuse!
Come down to Melbourne and hit one of the pubs here
I feel your pain my friend.. I am in exactly the same boat. When my brother's best mate and very close family friend of ours for best part of 20 years, and his soon to be missus who I have never seen eye to eye with, announced in late November last year that their wedding was on October 1st 2011, my jaw dropped in shock.. but I must admit given the tumultuous end to our '10 season I didn't think we'd be figuring majorly in the pointy end of the season this year.
Fast forward 10 and a bit months, leaving the 'G last Saturday and walking over to the Cricketer's Arms for a couple of celebratory prelim-winning frothies with my Dee supporter best mate, the hideous fact suddenly dawned on me.. for the first time since I was 8 (I'm now 31).. I'm going to miss the Grand Final.. and not just that, I'm going to miss possibly watching my beloved Cats beat my most despised team of all time in what is quite likely going to be one of the best GF's ever.
Here we are at 8:30pm on the Tuesday before the Grand Final.. and I am actually seriously considering cancelling my invitation acceptance, not to mention, wondering what the hell I was thinking accepting an invitation to a Grand Final Day wedding in the first place.. especially considering well over a year ago I joined a Facebook group titled "No, I will not be joining you at your Grand Final Day wedding".. not thinking for a second anyone I knew would actually organise one.. Would I be the worst person in the world if I rescinded my acceptance this late??
As of an hour ago......THE MCG!!!!!
How did you manage that? Broke now?
-in african american voice-
Oh hell NO!!!
We have had this discussion on the GD board. Grand finals on wedding days are huge no nos. Bride should expect alot of disinterested and angry guests... and guests crowded around phones/portable tvs.
Amsterdam. Celebrations could be life-threatening.
Any recomendations for a good pub?