Yeah, wow. I mean, pretending to be someone you're not on the internet and possibly receiving free books for it: slightly not okay, but who cares? On the other hand, obsessively stalking someone who said something about you on the internet: seriously unhinged. Kathleen Hale sounds like a terrible person, and the worst…

I think some of this depends on how long you've lived together, if you have. We got married six months ago, but we've been living together for 7 years. People keep asking us how it feels to be married, and the answer is... basically exactly the same as being a long-term couple before we got married.

They should be working on their marriage, yes. Not working on coming up to the bare minimum standard of responsible roommate-hood.

So much no.

Yep, us too! I don't regret the money we ended up spending at all. But it's always good to point out that lots of fabulous money-saving tips for weddings aren't particularly viable if you want something that looks more or less like a regular wedding.

Yeah, we looked at a lot of non-hotel options as well, but noise and alcohol were always dealbreakers. Almost all the parks, beaches, etc, were no-alcohol (or no hard liquor, still a no-go for us), or you had to be completely done and cleaned up by 10pm. With those restrictions I didn't see the point of even having a…

I got it too. I was annoyed and almost unsubscribed from Shutterfly, but their photobooks are useful gifts for older family members, so I begrudgingly just let it go.

Thank you. Plus, I totally got into Cal, but USC offered me way more grant money.

Tell me it was on the helipad of SGM at USC. I loved that rooftop.