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This is a wedding ceremony posted to weddingplans by kageneko that was very inspirational to me: http://wedding.kageneko.net/ceremony.doc

This is our wedding ceremony (also posted to weddingplans at one point, and then again whenever I see someone asking for example ceremonies): http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~mpeter/ceremony.html

And this is a draft of a wedding ceremony posted in weddingplans by enchantedautumn: http://www.livejournal.com/community/weddingplans/5238679.html?thread=53534871#t53534871

Okay, so perhaps not of especially much interest to people who aren't me and Josh... but I'm quite flattered to see someone using large parts of our ceremony... even if I gathered much of it from else where myself. And they clearly are copied from our ceremony. Not a word of our vows were original, but they came from at least 5 distinct sources (including two books)... and theirs matched ours word for word... okay, so I guess they changed "love" to "union" in one place (in a sentense we ended up cutting late in the process actually), but still, too similar for coincidence. Anyhow, it made me happy.

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I don't think I've ever heard them called Imperial before... though since this software came for England and they mainly use Metric units in England, I guess I shouldn't be surprised that they aren't calling them English units.

Massage book

So we bought a copy of "Sensual Massage for Couples" off Amazon.com recently. It is really very interesting, but we've read up to page 36 (and these are DENSE three-column textbook like pages), and have yet to have the book actually cover a single massage technique. (The whole book is less than 200 pages.)

Maybe it's trying to use the think method on us.