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[jianantonic]

I got my new Girlyman live CD today:)  I didn't realize it was recorded (partially) at the Gravity Lounge.  Rock on!  Z is still at work, so it's been a quiet evening for me, mostly consisting of beating bad guys in Zelda.  The SNES version, that is.  I was half a dungeon away from beating the whole game after a couple weeks of progress, but then someone accidentally kicked the SNES and reset the game, erasing all the saved data.  To say I was frustrated is a bit of an understatement, but whaddya gonna do?  I'm almost done with the light world now, but I got bored with it so I'm taking a break.  But now that I'm writing about it, it makes me want to get back to it...

Peace.

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[capriciousbee.livejournal.com]

Completely unrelated: do you know whether there's a registry option for a couple who just needs money? They just bought a house and need money to help pay for it, but they don't want a regular registry. They're seriously wanted to just ask for money on the invitations, and I'm desperate to save them from a severely tacky move! I'm sure if anyone would know about this, you would. Got any ideas? And of course if you wanted to cover it on Aisledash I'm sure people would be excited. :)

[jianantonic.livejournal.com]

Well, there are bank registries, which I wrote about for AD a few weeks ago, but the general consensus is that's tacky, too. Do you mind if I use this as an Ask AisleDash question?

The answer won't go live for several weeks, though, so here's my answer: there's no way to ask for money that's NOT tacky. Don't register, and guests will ask people what the couple wants. Make sure those people know the answer is "money." They'll get lots of money anyway, even without asking, but not all guests are comfortable giving cash. The best they can do is spread the word through the wedding party and parents.