The Bridal Imperative

 

I tried logging on to the blog today from Google and my anti virus would not allow it saying it was unsafe (eventually I had to instruct it to treat it as an exception)- so hopefully readers are not experiencing the same issues.  It’s the first time this has happened and it’s really annoying as I know it will deter people from accessing the blog.

Anyway…

I had hoped to have finished Nurturing Talent by now but it went somewhere that I hadn’t expected which necessitated rewriting parts of it, if I was to wait until I fully completed it the chances are it could take another month or two and I don’t want readers to wait that long. So what I’ll do is try to come to some kind of  reasonable conclusion for this chapter which I’ll  post in the next week or two  and then hopefully  complete it for the following post – hope that makes sense.

In the meantime below is another captioned image that readers may like.

As always, many thanks to Jennifer for inserting the text which makes it so much easier to read.

Here we have a naive young male, that Mother Nature has unfortunately endowed with facial and physical characteristics that are more feminine than masculine. Having being taken to  a Bridal salon he assumes he is there to offer an opinion(silly boy) on various bridal gowns. However, he is soon trussed up in a voluminous ball gown style wedding dress with its heavy and bulky petticoats underneath.

Yes, dreadful I know but such are the devious minds of these women.

I confess, I like the idea that the only people wearing pants are the women and in my reading of this image he is also acutely aware of this and is now beginning to wonder what his role in the marriage will be.

Hope you enjoy it- I don’t think he does.

Take care

Carrie