Sharing the Moose
a canadian expression for getting married, like the american “tying the knot”. in a traditional canadian wedding, the bride and groom go down the aisle each riding a moose, and after the ceremony they go back up the aisle on one, shared moose.
we’re going to ottawa next week because dave and alanis are sharing the moose.
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