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I'm getting married in west palm beach FL in May and need a ceremony location. I would like to have a ceremony outdoors that has shelter from the rain. It's a intimate wedding of 50pp so a large venue isn't necessary. Please feel free to offer any suggestion whether indoor or not. Also, I'd like to keep cost low!! Thanks in advance.
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Contact Jon Enter. He's an enjoyable guy who I think would love to help you out with your wedding planning as much as he can. I don't think you'll be able to find as much assistance as he can give for a more affordable price. His advice will be free. His services will be very low-cost.
He is a pastor of a church, so he has a facility you could use, but he'll help you find whatever facility you want and help you with most facets of wedding planning as well. He'd probably be willing to perform the ceremony for free, give you pre-marital counseling which could make your marriage license less expensive, and more.
Here's a website for info:
http://hopelutheranwpb.com/
Or call (561)-684-0691
I hope this helps.
Contact Jon Enter. He's an enjoyable guy who I think would love to help you out with your wedding planning as much as he can. I don't think you'll be able to find as much assistance as he can give for a more affordable price. His advice will be free. His services will be very low-cost.
He is a pastor of a church, so he has a facility you could use, but he'll help you find whatever facility you want and help you with most facets of wedding planning as well. He'd probably be willing to perform the ceremony for free, give you pre-marital counseling which could make your marriage license less expensive, and more.
Here's a website for info:
http://hopelutheranwpb.com/
Or call (561)-684-0691
I hope this helps.
my cats been missing for 4 days..?
weeeeeeee
this cat is barely an outdoors cat AND he ran out with no collar on..
when is it time to call quits :(
ps weve checked shelters, put up MANYYYYYYYYYYYYY posters.
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I had a cat once named Colombo and he certainly lived up to his name. He disappeared once when we had just moved. He got out the door and never came back. Though we had moved about 20 miles away, we continued to check the old neighborhood and had our old neighbors on the lookout for him. I had given up.
I had had him since he was a little kitten and had rescued him when someone had thrown him from a moving vehicle. The idiots had thrown him out while driving past a convenience store and gas station in the country. The store clerk had taken him to a little shelter behind the store and was keeping him warm as he had some obvious injuries. I stopped there with my future husband (my second and last... we are still together) on a trip to the beach. the store had a small grill and we had ordered a couple of sandwiches and were sitting at the picnic tables when this very strange looking kitten came around the corner dragging both back legs and meowing rather loudly. He looked like a tiny skunk and my then boyfriend jumped up to begin with until we realized what it was. The clerk told us what had happened. She mentioned she was going to drop him at the animal shelter when her shift ended. Something bout the way he came around the corner dragging his little legs and meowing as if he were talking to me, after having been treated so badly by humans touched me. He was my very first animal rescue. The name Colombo just fit.
We did not go to the beach but went home and had enjoyed 7 years with this wonderful little cat. The vet had set his legs and they healed so he barely had a limp. We were given medicine for his wounds and told to be careful as screw worms were apt to get in the wound. Within two days, we had that problem and dealt with it. Eve though the medicine we had to treat him with burned, he would lay quietly and let us take care of him, never trying to scratch or bite. When we moved and he vanished, we were all devastated. My husband and I had found him on our first outing alone together adn we had both known from that day we were meant to be together because of our shared love for animals. This little kitten had sort of brought our relationship from casual to serious.
We both cried when Colombo vanished. One day about two years later I was visiting my mom. My children had stayed home with my husband. When My mom's phone rang and she handed it to me I could hear the familiar meow in the background while my daughter excitedly told me how she had heard a cat on the porch, opened the door and there he was. That was 29 years ago and Colombo went to the Rainbow Bridge some time back. But I still think about his rough start in life, the way he brought my children an me together with my husband, and the fact that he led me into this business of rescuing where I find so much heart ache, but also so much joy. It often hurts, but I would not have missed a day for anything. We still will watch the movie based on the book "The Incredible Journey" and wonder about Colombo's own journey that time. I know I will never forget him or the way he brightened our lives.
So in response to your question : Never give up. Just when you least expect it, he may calmly walk back into your life as if he had never been gone. Four days is barely any time at all for a cat to be missing.
I had a cat once named Colombo and he certainly lived up to his name. He disappeared once when we had just moved. He got out the door and never came back. Though we had moved about 20 miles away, we continued to check the old neighborhood and had our old neighbors on the lookout for him. I had given up.
I had had him since he was a little kitten and had rescued him when someone had thrown him from a moving vehicle. The idiots had thrown him out while driving past a convenience store and gas station in the country. The store clerk had taken him to a little shelter behind the store and was keeping him warm as he had some obvious injuries. I stopped there with my future husband (my second and last... we are still together) on a trip to the beach. the store had a small grill and we had ordered a couple of sandwiches and were sitting at the picnic tables when this very strange looking kitten came around the corner dragging both back legs and meowing rather loudly. He looked like a tiny skunk and my then boyfriend jumped up to begin with until we realized what it was. The clerk told us what had happened. She mentioned she was going to drop him at the animal shelter when her shift ended. Something bout the way he came around the corner dragging his little legs and meowing as if he were talking to me, after having been treated so badly by humans touched me. He was my very first animal rescue. The name Colombo just fit.
We did not go to the beach but went home and had enjoyed 7 years with this wonderful little cat. The vet had set his legs and they healed so he barely had a limp. We were given medicine for his wounds and told to be careful as screw worms were apt to get in the wound. Within two days, we had that problem and dealt with it. Eve though the medicine we had to treat him with burned, he would lay quietly and let us take care of him, never trying to scratch or bite. When we moved and he vanished, we were all devastated. My husband and I had found him on our first outing alone together adn we had both known from that day we were meant to be together because of our shared love for animals. This little kitten had sort of brought our relationship from casual to serious.
We both cried when Colombo vanished. One day about two years later I was visiting my mom. My children had stayed home with my husband. When My mom's phone rang and she handed it to me I could hear the familiar meow in the background while my daughter excitedly told me how she had heard a cat on the porch, opened the door and there he was. That was 29 years ago and Colombo went to the Rainbow Bridge some time back. But I still think about his rough start in life, the way he brought my children an me together with my husband, and the fact that he led me into this business of rescuing where I find so much heart ache, but also so much joy. It often hurts, but I would not have missed a day for anything. We still will watch the movie based on the book "The Incredible Journey" and wonder about Colombo's own journey that time. I know I will never forget him or the way he brightened our lives.
So in response to your question : Never give up. Just when you least expect it, he may calmly walk back into your life as if he had never been gone. Four days is barely any time at all for a cat to be missing.
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