Have you ever thought of becoming an ordained minister (assuming you aren't already)? Tony and I were both wondering.

Susan

Does this question require more background work?

I think not!

oops, in regards to yardmaster.

I with this thing had an edit button!

Yeah, Nethe, I with thith thing had an edit button, too! :)

Sorry, Nese, for my sounding so silly in my last post. Yesterday was a long, tiring, unnecessarily stressful day, and I was nearing delirium by the time midnight rolled around.
Susan

Country Dick Montana of the Beat Farmers was as is Micheal Been of the Call. Webb may preach but I don't believe he is ordained. Regardless, the church of WW is open to all with fine musical tastes!

Ken

Here is a question for Susan -

Why would you and Tony be looking for a preacher ??? And secondly when's the date and are all your Webb Board friends invited ?

E

Tennessee state law-To get certified as Clergy, you have to submit to the county courthouse a statement from your denomination or congregation saying that you are a confirmed or ordained minister. Then you have to file a Tax form (of course), and fill out a questionnaire. Costs between $200 - $300. Then you can link ball to chain to your hearts content.

Oh,please, movaxO! No romance in your heart, I can see. Just remember the ball & chain can be male as well as female!!!!
LOL
MB

I wish mine was still around. But he had a sayin' about wishin' in one hand and *** in another. Which one fills up first?

More power to Susan & Tony if they are wantin' to tie the knot.

I'm not ordained at present but, if that career pays any better than this one,... I mean, can make people happy...I'm ready to start moonlightin'! WW

I'm not ordained at present but, if that career pays any better than this one,... I mean, can make people happy...I'm ready to start moonlightin'! WW

I think my early warning radar missed those flaming arrows and edit button punching...

The right Rev. Wilder preachin' to the crowd with telecaster raisin' the roof...

Well, Webb, it just might come in handy sometime. Building the sale, don't ya' know. Sort of like those 'Vegas weddings when they're all hot and bothered, jumpin' around, Webb fans that we are. I can see gettin' hitched at a WW show would be soooooo cool. What does it take to be a captain of a ship to marry folks? Does a flat bottom boat on a river count or do you have to be in the ocean? Check out the internet. Maybe easier than you think.

Eric, you are a smart man. I am sure that you can add two and two. But, mind you, nothing is official. Negotiations are in their early stages.
Susan

MB,

After 152.6 years of blissful marriage, you learn that you have to really pace yourself on that romance stuff. Its expensive.

One word of advice Susan. A man always wants most, what he gets the least of from women. All men chase after it and yearn for it beginning very early in life. That would be home cookin'.

Move those negotiations along already, Susan ... we're tired of waitin' ... :-)

Well Susan - I had good teachers in school - some may have even been as good as you - so my math is pretty good sometimes.

Oh, and Ditto on what Frank said.

E

movaxO, Tony has nothing to worry about. I am a dang good cook, even if I must say so myself. :)
Susan

Hmmm , surely there must be someone on this board who is dutifully ordained and a plank spanker to boot...if only I could remember who that was...name was just on the tip of my tongue...hmmm...

Frank and Eric: This past Saturday Tony and I attended my first cousin's wedding. He and his bride had dated for 15 years. Ponder that one.

Rev. DKB: You are are real minister?

Susan

Argh! I meant "a" not a second "are".

It's the internet. Aim high, proofread, and then don't worry. Spelling is, in the end, completely optional. Heck, I didn't even notice that when I read it.

Susan: Maybe you guys should come to the Lynchburg show. That crowd gets so frenzied during a Webb Wilder show that I expect babies to be born, old men will dance themselves to death and marriages will be arranged and consumated on the spot.

I would love to come to the Lynchburg show, whether a wedding occurs or not. I doubt we can make that one, though. We will have just gotten back from a few days in Williamsburg a couple of days before that. It figures, We come back from Williamsburg on Thursday, and we just miss Webb in the same town the next night. I guess I could have planned that one a little better.
Susan