Ted and the Mother might come to know each other’s stories,
but—even if he shouldn’t live in those alone—the best stories can be told and
heard again and again.
Just like How I Met
Your Mother reruns come the end of March. I’m a mess.
Robin’s both too cool for school and too cool for Lily on
the morning of her wedding day and, despite Marshall’s half-hazard help, can’t
wait for Robin to have her wedding “moment;” be it a hair raising (shaving)
freak-out, or sentimental break down. Determined to coax the stereotype out of
our heroine, Lily bombards Robin with a ready-made Love Story Scrapbook. Next,
Lily tests the limits of Robin’s relaxation by bringing up her borrowed
photographer and threatening to wear her own wedding dress during the ceremony.
Lily just doesn’t know how Scherbatsky’s work—or that the
most pivotal of moments, for them, lie with family. Robin’s mother came to the
wedding after all, in a much-appreciated plot twist. Jersey and all.
Robin may be ready for her big day, but Barney shares anything
but the same luck. After Ted traced him to “Sue Top’s” room, he discovers
Barney narrowed down his suit choices to all
of his suits, forcing the best man to step in and help. Finding an, ehem,
dis-attached suit proved to be a chore. Ultimately, Ted persuaded Barney to
pick the tailor-made suit because the memories were still “ahead.” Ted has the
romantic touch Lily lacked with her wedding counterpart.
Don’t tell Lily.
Don’t tell Lily.
Next episode: belts!
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