At our rehearsal on Top Weekend Forecast Photograph With A Chance Of Drinking Vintage Shirt Friday, my planner pulled me aside and officially confirmed that we would have an uninvited guest: Tropical Storm Nestor. And the forecast was almost humorous. Beautiful, clear weather both Friday and Sunday…100% chance of rain and 40 mph winds Saturday starting at 7:00 AM and continuing all day. We discussed finances and rescheduling options, guests who traveled, safety, tent stability, flooding, having nowhere to take photographs due to limited shelter, a million things really.
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My planner moved hair and makeup to Top Weekend Forecast Photograph With A Chance Of Drinking Vintage Shirt Sunday. I didn’t know how many people would actually show up in the storm, but guys..we only lost 9 people. All of our guests came and partied all night with us- almost no one left early. The food was absolutely delicious. The DJ was amazing and kept people on the dance floor the entire time. We started just after the sky cleared up, so we got our sunny front-step ceremony after all.
Rewatching Ironman 1, though, I do think it was probably quite a fun movie back in its day. There were some shallow visual things that I liked. I enjoyed watching
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Yes, I know, I run a book blog, not titled, but I want to Top Weekend Forecast Photograph With A Chance Of Drinking Vintage Shirt try something a little different anyway. I’ve actually not seen most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. Shocking, I know. I’ll hand in my nerd card. I’ve seen several of them. I’ve also started to hear a lot more critique about these movies and the messages they’re sending, which actually makes me kind of curious to view them under a slightly more critical lens. Therefore I decided to watch all the ones available on streaming, in release order, and blog about my impressions. I think blaming the MCU is going a little far, since the US, and humanity in general, have engaged in stupid pointless wars for far, far longer than Disney has been making superhero movies.
