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THE IDI-ODYSSEY (Book one: The Wedding Master)
THE IDI-ODYSSEY (Book one: The Wedding Master)
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“Actually, I could ordain you right now if you like.” Ten simple words, spoken to me by the most confusing and unlikeliest of “holy men,” presented newly blonde, non-religious me with a unique opportunity that would ultimately shape much of the idiocy of the years to follow.
In the United States over the last ten years, twenty-three million couples have married. This is the story of my random journey through .000003% of those weddings. Within nearly every one of those “special” occasions, I was, for reasons unknown, called upon, sometimes thrust into, a role outside of the normal everyday guest.
Documenting the Idi-Odyssey came about as a direct result of the “Year of the Wedding” in which my younger brother married the same girl three times. Bombarded by questions from family and friends after wedding number one, where only six people were in attendance, I wrote a captain’s log to memorialize the details for everyone. While this fended off the questions in the short term, it led to greater and greater expectations after every wedding. Requests were coming in for the Japanese wedding log while we were still in Japan.
Coupled with a chorus of “What are you doing in law school? You should be writing,” all of the random scenarios led to an eventual melding together into an idi-odyssey of idiotic proportion.
Sneak peak and additional information is available at www.idi-odyssey.com
In the United States over the last ten years, twenty-three million couples have married. This is the story of my random journey through .000003% of those weddings. Within nearly every one of those “special” occasions, I was, for reasons unknown, called upon, sometimes thrust into, a role outside of the normal everyday guest.
Documenting the Idi-Odyssey came about as a direct result of the “Year of the Wedding” in which my younger brother married the same girl three times. Bombarded by questions from family and friends after wedding number one, where only six people were in attendance, I wrote a captain’s log to memorialize the details for everyone. While this fended off the questions in the short term, it led to greater and greater expectations after every wedding. Requests were coming in for the Japanese wedding log while we were still in Japan.
Coupled with a chorus of “What are you doing in law school? You should be writing,” all of the random scenarios led to an eventual melding together into an idi-odyssey of idiotic proportion.
Sneak peak and additional information is available at www.idi-odyssey.com
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