Our Wedding

While waiting to see a Pandora Production, the local LGBTQ+ community theater group in Louisville, I noticed Alicia sitting at the volunteer table taking tickets. Upon approaching the table to pick up my ticket, Jim-E, the volunteer manager, approached me inquiring about my membership for the next season. He then produced the flier/form needed for membership and not so subtly suggested that Alicia help complete the flier. I nervously completed the flier seated next to Alicia and then abruptly ran to my seat to watch the play. Months later while attending another Pandora Production, I was standing in line when Jim-E approached me and inquired if I was single or available to date because one of the Pandora supporters was inquiring about my status. Jim-E had already inquired with Alicia via text, if he could approach me with that revelation. Texted messages flew back and forth before and during the show and by curtain, I was informed I had a blind date and that Alicia would be contacting me. True story. There's more to it of course but you can just ask us about it when you see us.