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<font color=red>I feel similarly about the cha-cha
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Hi,
I just stumbled in here and I'm reading and I'm at page 20.
You are talking about cufflicks. Would it be wrong to suggest wearing all of them? Superman on your right, one of the theatre faces on the left, and then for your partner he gets to wear Papa's to symbolize his joining of your family?
I totally dig your symbolizations.
Ah the great cufflink dilemma!


My partner will be wearing a pair of his Dad's cufflinks, as a representation of his family and past. Which is totally fitting.
I think I've solved the cufflink dilemma, though. My current plan is to wear the Superman cufflinks. They symbolize the part of my life where I started to stand on my own two feet. I'm very proud of "paying my own way", so it's an important symbol to me.
On connections to my past however, I've come up with a couple. When my sister got married I gave her my grandmother's wedding rings. I'd been wearing them on my pinky since Grandma died. They were my gift to her, and her "something old" for her own wedding. She's loaning them back to me so that I have "something borrowed". While opening up the box that has the cufflinks in it, I found that I have one of Papa's watches, and that it still works. That will be my "something old". That way they're both with me that day. Oh, and just for the sake of letting y'all know before you ask. My suit and shoes are "new" and as mentioned before, my tie is "blue". Superman blue, which ties back to the cufflinks.
All I can find on the "old, new, borrowed, blue" tradition is that it's "for luck" or "prosperity", so we're gonna keep it. If it had been "for fertility" or "large family" we'd have skipped it.
