At the time of writing, I am in an airport lounge awaiting the announcement of the gate I'll need to board a plane. The plane is going to fly me to Lithuania where I will spend a few days preparing for a wedding - a pretty important wedding actually; my wedding.
This is a tremendously exciting prospect that I feel has generated an appropriate level of anxiety and uncertainty -
Will everything go ok?
Will the weather hold out?
Will all of my THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge fans mind that I'll be taking one day off from my non-interrupted T-shirt streak to be wed in more traditional attire?
What?
What!?
Of course they'll mind! What a preposterous notion!
The ceiling could cave in and the heavens could open, but under no circumstance can the THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge be derailed by the small matter of a life-altering event.
Can it?
OK OK, so I haven't yet decided what's going to happen when my THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge and my big day collide, but at least I've got the flight over there covered. I'm wearing this ominously designed article kindly donated by Richard of Cumbria-based Stitch And Print.
This is an amazing FOURTH donation from the Stitch And Print print shop and I have been saving it especially for today's no-going-back journey.
There's a somewhat subtle narrative running though the design printed on this tee which I believe I've managed to decipher. The starry-eyed, blissfully happy bride is oblivious to her newlywed's Earth shattering realisation that all his hard earned web design money will no longer be spent on Mini Eggs and DVDs and will instead fund purchases of a more 'shared' nature, such as houses and baby accessories. And apology flowers. Lots and lots of apology flowers.
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