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Mrs. Peony, New York Age and Occupation: 27, Marketing Coordinator Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, QA Engineer Engagement Date: June 28, 2007 Wedding Date: April 18, 2008 Venue: The Fountainhead Blogging Since: August 7, 2007 About Me: Both Mr. Peony and I are huge computer nerds, and our conversations usually consist of the latest gadgets, programming languages, and video games. At the same time, I can also be very girly with an obsession with handbags, makeup, and high heels. And art! I've studied studio art extensively, almost majored in art history, and freelance as a web and graphics designer. Mr. Peony and I are having a ball of a time planning a wedding for 250(!) guests, doing our best to infuse our personalities (geeky chic) with the wishes of our very traditional Asian parents.
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The A.K.A. Field

April 11th, 2008 @ 5:01 pm by Mrs. Peony

I just returned from City Hall where Mr. Peony and I had met during our respective lunch breaks to obtain our marriage license.

The process was relatively painless. $35 money order? Check. IDs? Check. We had both brought our passports, he his birth certificate, and I my naturalization certificate, but there was no need for those - our driver’s licenses were just fine.

While filling out the application with our stats, Mr. Peony noticed a field I had skimmed over. A field next to the “Name” section: the “A.K.A.” field.

Mr. P: Why didn’t you tell me there’s an A.K.A. field?!?

Miss P: Err…I didn’t know?

Mr. P: (after a moment of silence) That…is….so…cool…

I then recognized the look on his face. The mischievous, goofy grin that is a harbinger of silly, often immature trouble.

Miss P: Don’t even think about it!

Mr. P: But babe! Think of what I can put there! The possibilities!

In the end, we left both A.K.A. fields blank. Walking out of the building, I asked him what he would’ve written.

Mr. P: I don’t know. I would need an entire day to think about it, at least. Even if you had let me, I wouldn’t have been able to think of anything there, on the spot. The pressure was just too great.

Miss P: You’re such a dork. I can’t believe I’m marrying you.

Mr. P: I know! Isn’t it awesome?!?

5 Responses to “The A.K.A. Field”

1.
Liz says:

Your fiancé sounds identical to mine.

2.
alli says:

My fiance and I just bought a house at the end of last year and since I will be changing my name when we get married, when we decide to sell the house, i will have to list my current name as an A.K.A on all the official house selling documents. I guess I think it’s kind of cool that I’ll have an alias, even if it is just my maiden name. :)

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Miss Lovebird says:

you guys are too cute!

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grace says:

So funny! Your story reminds me of the “Friends” episode when Phoebe changes her name to “Princess Consuela Banana-hammock” all because the guy at the name change office told her it could be ANYthing she wanted.

5.
Mrs. Snow Pea says:

that’s cute! A.K.A Darth Vadar


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Mrs. Peony Mrs. Peony, New York Age and Occupation: 27, Marketing Coordinator Fiance's Age and Occupation: 30, QA Engineer Engagement Date: June 28, 2007 Wedding Date: April 18, 2008 Venue: The Fountainhead Blogging Since: August 7, 2007 About Me: Both Mr. Peony and I are huge computer nerds, and our conversations usually consist of the latest gadgets, programming languages, and video games. At the same time, I can also be very girly with an obsession with handbags, makeup, and high heels. And art! I've studied studio art extensively, almost majored in art history, and freelance as a web and graphics designer. Mr. Peony and I are having a ball of a time planning a wedding for 250(!) guests, doing our best to infuse our personalities (geeky chic) with the wishes of our very traditional Asian parents.