This month has been a very busy one for yours truly. So many parties,
so little time. Perhaps two weeks ago, I was taking brunch with Lady
Goland at The Coffee Pot in Trellor. There we were, eating our meal (the
bagel with cream cheese and iced cup of coffee are to die for), when the
lovely goddess Kostia came in. She was getting a large to go order
(seems the coders were up late and were having trouble making it through
the day) for some of the staff. I waved her over to gossip while she waited
on her order and she told me that she had just performed a ceremony for Xyore
and Alyania a few days before. She also said she had heard that Muirbimi and
Ponceleon were married recently. Later that week, I had a chance to chat with
the gods Selthios and Solarina in the breaking in of the new pool and
jacuzzi I had created in my office. While we were watching Columnus
diving off (or falling off - depending on how you look at it) the diving
board, Selthios mentioned he had the honor of performing a ceremony for
Frikhail and Konstanze on the beach near the City of Medievia. Solarina
added that she had married Vilitz and Tarissa in the Wicked Witch's
Garden (not one of the more romantic spots, but each to their own I
suppose). Then this week, while gossiping with the avatars, I heard that Dizon
and Inocencia were married in a small ceremony in the Cleric's quarter
of Medievia City. Can you believe all these weddings and I haven't any
invitations? I am beginning to think Excrucior's imp, Mank, might be
hiding my mail again.
(Chitter - Ed)
Always a social goddess and never a bride. Well, at least there is one
wedding that I am sure to be invited to. Vheni has finally overcome his
fear of commitment and proposed! I was in my office late one night
going through some paperwork when an imp appeared and gave me a message
that said, "Meet me under the waterfall in the Preserve." Being very much
the curious person, I decided that the paper work could wait and headed
out. When I arrived, Vheni was sitting on a blanket with a picnic basket
in hand. After the most wonderful dinner of "Hero sandwiches, some food
created by the GODS!" (there may be a 'TM' in there - must check), plump
green aphids, and a gelatinous mess of googly goodness for desert, we gazed
at the sky and talked for a while over a jug of aide of gator. During a
particularly quiet moment, Vheni reached into his picnic basket and pulled
out a dozen wonderful roses. How sweet, eh? Well, it got better. He handed me
the roses and when I looked at them, I noticed there was a beautiful
platinum wedding ring sitting in the center of one of the blooms. I
looked back at Vheni to see he was on one knee. I just about died on the
spot and then he popped the question! I managed to squeak out a "yes"
after a moment of pure speechlessness. We haven't worked out all the
wedding details yet, but I will definitely keep you all posted.
Have you recently become mud-married? Let the world know by sending
all details (and invites - that's a hint, girls) to maleah@medievia.com.
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