Buck Moon - Backdated to July 5th

[serpentinthegarden]

First one to make a comment about my new 'rack' will be labeled unoriginal.

[Crowley tilted his head at the screen, feeling the odd weight of the new set of antlers resting on his head. ]

What is this Midsummer Night's Dream? Should I strike a pose?

[Whether he should or not he did! And with an appropriately 'garden' type backdrop and sank into a soliloquy.]



I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows,
Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine,
With sweet musk-roses and with eglantine:
There sleeps Titania sometime of the night,
Lulled in these flowers with dances and delight.

[He snorted a laugh before holding up his hand upon which two different rings were battling it out for a place on his finger. An inexpensive black ring with a single white diamond sat beside a more expensive looking black ring encircled by white diamonds.]

Bizarre and damned annoying monster transformations aside I actually have one of those odd married persons questions. You have the wedding ring and the engagement ring... do you wear both? Pick one? I feel like I should set the first one aside, in a jewelry box or something, but it's kinda special. Not that the other one isn't! But the wedding ring hasn't been magically blessed like the smaller one. Opinions, go.

Comments

[originaldragoon]

Most rings tend to be simple in design. The only time I had seen rings be flashy is when it involves a noble couple. In those cases, the rings are more about displaying their wealth, rather than be symbols of love.

[serpentinthegarden]

[ Crowley held up his hand. The engagement ring was simple, black with just the one stone, and on the cheap side of things as neither of them had been making much at the time. The wedding band was something else, small black diamonds outlined the brilliant white ones and both ran all the way around the ring. It was an expression of deep love and flash. ]

We decided to do both. Cover all the bases.