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Ha ha ha! I'm playing for a wedding in September...a friend is getting married. I told her that I wouldn't be her friend if she was late, because I'm playing really difficult preludes for her. :) Sounds like you had a fun time... :/ Emily, did all this really happen at a wedding? The boat and the cannery? The barking dogs? I hope you were paid very well. It's not over yet. That was the rehearsal. We'll see what happens next... Traditional Alaskan wedding. The bride is rowed to shore by her father and the best man, the groom comes in from the other direction on a dog sled, and the bride and groom meet in the middle and exchange fish. That's pretty close to reality. Actually, one of the prizes in a race I ran today was a free sled dog ride. I'm bummed I didn't get it.

The biggest hitch at the wedding was that the accompanist got lost in the exit music and hopped around a bit "like rabbit" (as she later put it), and then stopped altogether while I continued. I felt kinda like the last kid talking when the teacher enters the classroom.

I didn't want to play that ending anyway.

Emily, you still haven't answered my question. Oh, sorry, Pauline. Yeah. I don't make these things up. I'm not that creative.