Bye Bye Birdies!

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Mrs. Donut, Singapore/Natchez, MS Age and Occupation: 31, Classical Singer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 33, Attorney Engagement Date: January 28, 2007 Wedding Date: May, 2008 Blogging Since: November 27, 2006 Venue: St. Mary Basilica & the historic Eola Hotel, Natchez About Me: I am a displaced Southern belle trying to orchestrate our big day with my sweetie while living in a land far far away. When not planning for our classic Southern celebration, I love to read, travel, explore my artistic side, and bake brownies for Mr. Donut, who happens to love eating them. It works out well.

Bye Bye Birdies!

March 17th, 2008 @ 3:45 pm by Mrs. Donut
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Yesterday I took my cranes to the post office and shipped them to Mama and Papa Donut.

All 685 of them piled on the bed for The Counting.

Snug in their box.

Ready to go. (Almost.)

Sayonara, my babies. I will see you in a few weeks.

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5 Responses to “Bye Bye Birdies!”

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Miss Dahlia (message) 413 posts, Helper bee

Wow, that pile of cranes is really impressive. They look so pretty!

3/17/08 @ 4:28 pm (reply)

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Mrs. Snow Pea (message) 469 posts, Helper bee

How cute! They look so pretty.

3/17/08 @ 5:17 pm (reply)

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beanchar (message) 549 posts, Busy bee

Very pretty AND impressive.

Have you decided how you are going to use them yet?

3/17/08 @ 5:50 pm (reply)

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bride (message) 298 posts, Helper bee

wow, such a labor of love. yes, please let us know how you will be using them!

3/17/08 @ 7:11 pm (reply)

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Lulu

I live in Japan and am marrying my Japanese fiance next May (2009) in my hometown Brisbane, Australia! But we have decided that we would like to have a cherry blossom theme…..with some other Japanese influences too! I was thinking I would also fold cranes!!!

They could be included as part of the favors perhaps? That is what I am thinking…..I am not sure I will fold 1001 because that tends to be done here if you are sick or somebody you know is sick and you need a wish granted. When I visited Hiroshima I bought the story of Sadako in Japanese and it is a little different to the English version I had read….I am going to research more into this!

Do you know what you will use them as??? They are beautiful!!!!

3/18/08 @ 10:19 am (reply)