velopment or de-velopment?

Yeh yeh, I'm still in my so-sick-i-am-inventing-new-words phase. This time I was thinking of how my reading list dramatically changed in the past few months. From real estate newsletters to travel agencies brochures to wedding magazines.. phew, I don't know how can I cope with all this. Ok, obviously I'm being ironic :) But I have to say that, so far, wedding magazines have proven to be the most amusing. How could I ever miss reading about what will Liz Hurley wear on her wedding, or how could I make the decision to get married before reading the 10 questions a couple should ask each other before marriage, or how could I go about arranging for a wedding party without ordering personalized invitation cards, reminding-you-of-my-wedding-date cards, thank-you-for-coming cards, why-the-hell-didn't-you-show-up cards and glad-you-didn't-make-it cards for a couple of hundred guests for only a few thousand pounds?

So.. lesson learned? One: wedding magazines are crap, two: being sick apparently makes me very ironic.

p.s.
my background music right now is Mendelssohn "A Midsummer Night's Dream" - Wedding March :) (this is from a cd of wedding music which came with one of the magazines)

Mai