Here's my thing: I love ceremony, but wouldn't it feel better for both of us if we could establish some level non-narcitude with the stranger we just made illegal trade with?
Ringo Starr's annual "Peace and Love" ceremony for his birthday seems to get bigger each year, and although last year's event marking his 75th birthday was a star-packed blowout, Thursday's festivities in Hollywood appeared to push the needle up at least one more notch.
— — — — — — — Codicil No. 2: Everybody knows how much I've always loved ceremony.
I don't care; I love the ceremony of turning the emptied shells over on the ice to put the oyster to rest.
Catholicism seems tied up for him, as it was for Englishmen well into the nineteenth century, with a love of ceremony and theatricality, a longing for a set of rituals that Protestant sobriety was eager to forbid.
Holt, a self-confessed wedding junkie - "I love the ceremony, and you get to have a great big party afterwards," - had married fellow RADA student Patrick Graucob when she was 22, a union which lasted over a decade, but eventually unravelled as Graucob abandoned acting and their interests sharply diverged.
the insecurity of France to its love of ceremony and courtesy.
His love of ceremony, and concern for how an archbishop should look and live, began to obscure other aspects of his ministry; rather than assuming the role of the people's prelate he began, in the words of biographer Alan Wilkinson, to act as a "prince of the church".
"One notable custom, apart from passing the port clockwise, is the Loving Cup ceremony.
In fact, I loved the ceremony, the dancing, the singing the celebration – and eating lots of meat.
"I can't handle tarnish," he said, adding that he even loves the ceremony of cleaning and polishing them after dinner is done.
