January 2001, Summaries

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29th January ~ 2nd February

Libby and Drew are at the Kennedy's, reading a column Libby wrote about her wedding countdowns- do's and don'ts etc- Drew pretends to read out loud something the Libby wrote about shooting the father in law. Libby defends herself saying that she didn't right that. Libby asks Drew how he feels about her taking work on their honeymoon. They both agree not to do it. Libby suggests that they should devote a column on the groom's perspective- his preparation etc. Drew comments on his "kilt swing" saying he's going to make a total failure of himself. That brings Libby onto the topic of the Kirk wedding tradition. She tries to get Drew to tell her what it is but he does not say a thing. He tells her that his kilt will fall off during the bridal waltz if he tells her.

Later at the pub, they continue to talk about the Kirk traditions. Drew tells Libby that he has to get another kilt. Libby teases him and says that he should just whip one up so he can wear it at the garage after the wedding. Drew tells her that you can't just whip up a kilt. Libby continues to tease him about his accent, the kilt etc. Drew and Libby comes to a challenge: Libby will stop teasing him about it if he beats her in pool. If not, he's have to tell her about the Kirk wedding tradition. Drew takes up this challenge.

They are by the pool table and it is Drew's turn. He has two more to go- the red and the black. Libby is trying her best to distract him. She comments on every little thing he does. But this does not break his concentration. He gets both of them in and wins. Libby complains and say they should play best of five. Drew tells her that the secret is just going to have to be... a secret, until the wedding day. Although Libby still tries to get some information off Drew, he says nothing. They decide to go and check out the bands to play at the wedding.

Later that night, Libby and Drew comes back home to Susan and Karl. They are laughing and telling Susan and Karl how bad the band was. Libby tells them that the songs were great, chart top etc but you couldn't recognize them. Drew tells Libby that she shouldn't be too hard on them, they were giving their best. Libby begins to tease Drew that he was giving his best as well- she heard him singing along. Drew comments that there's nothing wrong with singing along. Libby tells Drew that she loves him but he's no singer. He makes her dad look like Pavarotti. Just before Karl decides to get his guitar out, Libby goes and sits on Karl so he can't get off. Drew helps Karl up because he needs to speak to him at the pub. In a flash, Drew and Karl are out of the house. Libby comments to Susan that Drew is being very weird. At the pub, Karl tells Drew about the Kirk wedding tradition. Drew asks Karl what he thinks and Karl says that he should ask Harold about it. Drew agrees to talk to Harold the next day and they decide to keep it all a secret. 

A few nights later, Libby and Drew comes back home laughing about another band. The band was really bad- heads with guitars, tripping over the amps etc. Karl asks Drew if he has spoken to Harold yet. Drew tells him that he's go on the way home. Libby wants to know why Drew has to see Harold. Drew just tells her it's none of her business. Karl changes the subject asking them if they are joining him and Darcy for dinner. Later that night, after Drew has left, Libby goes to visit Tess and Dione since Darcy is on the phone with Alice and thought he would like some privacy. Dione and Tess both aren't in a good mood. Tess' "hot date" didn't show up for the English lesson and Dione had a bad day at work. Tess tells Libby that Dee said that Darcy was in a foul mood at work. Libby asks Dione what had happened and Dione tells her. Libby comments that it is very strange because Darcy is usually very even-tempered. She tells Dione that things between him and Alice are pretty hopeless.

Drew goes go and see Harold and they speak privately about the wedding tradition. Madge tries to overhear what they are saying but she can't make out anything. The next day, at the Kennedy's, they have a surprise visitor- Alice. She came to talk to Darcy since she felt guilty about them having words the night before. When Alice asks for Darcy, he's not there but his car is there. Libby suggests that maybe Darcy is at Dione's asking if she wants a ride. Alice tells them that she'll go and see, she knows where Dione lives. When Alice leaves, Karl tells Libby to quickly get Dione's number. Libby wants to know what's going on but Karl doesn't say anything. He gets the number and dials it. Later, Darcy and Alice are inside the Kennedy's talking while Libby and Karl wait outside. Libby asks Karl whether he thinks the problems between Darcy and Alice have something to do with Dione. Karl doesn't know but Libby is slowly figuring it out. Alice storms out of the house followed by Darcy. They had a few words before Alice drives off in a rush. Libby, Karl just looks on.

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