Nancy S. asks: Is Sandy going to play his accordion?

He's working hard on two songs. Prepare to give him a big hand.

Anonymous asks: How many kids are you expecting?

At this point, the kid count is 5-6 under the age of 6, 2 grade schoolers, and any number of the young at heart.

A few more details about Saturday night

1. There will be a kid-appropriate dinner choice for the 10 and under crowd.

2. Those of you who tend to run a little late don't need to worry: Drinks and tasty bites will be served from 5:00 to 5:30. Dinner will actually start at 5:30.

Carol asked: Will there be food and, if so, what should we expect?

Which leads directly to the bigger question: What's going to happen at the party?

5:00 Dinner (Carol: You'll have to forgive us for not divulging menu details. It will be delicious, creative, and not too spicy. We're not saying another word.)

6:30 Dance lesson by Monica Vachlon--An opportunity to get into the waltz and two-step groove

7:00-10:00 Music by the fabulous Cajun Aces (and Sandy for a tune or two)--We'll be on the dance floor. We hope you will be, too, whether you waltz, two-step, or just wiggle like a crazy person.

about 8:00: A pause for dessert

What are Pamela and Sandy wearing to the party?

Evidently what to wear is a source of some anxiety. We keep getting variations on the clothes question.

Sandy is wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a casual shirt.

Weather permitting, Pamela is going to wear her wedding dress. (Not white, not poofy, not tradtional.) It's not exactly casual, but definitely a costume.

Anything in between should be fine, really.