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idiosyncreant) wrote2013-12-05 03:25 pm
idiosyncreant) wrote2013-12-05 03:25 pm
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it has been so long since I was really *in* LiveJournal that I am struck by nostalgia for another time just coming here.
However. I was looking at Sirens' page (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
rhinemouse is luring me to it)and they had a newsletter on their community on LJ, and I have been meaning to come and post photos of my adventure to Boston and my brother's wedding for those who know him and may still be here, or those who may be curious despite not knowing.
My brother's bride Abby, himself, my cousin Tim, and the bride's sister, Julia:
Look at how cute they all are.
It was both a fairly traditional wedding, and a fairly low-key one. They shortened the service, though they had it at the Episcopal church in Abby's hometown. The old chapel building was lovely, and since it was just family and friends-as-close-as-family, the smallness was nice.
It was a nice little day, gorgeous weather, and most of my family was able to come out for it. This is the extended clan:
That is, mainly my mom's side of the family was all there.
Enough with the pictures you cannot relate to, though:
You see before you my first manicure. This photo nicely obscures how well I had destroyed in the four days before the wedding XD
Anyway.
It was good to go home and realize that I like my life here well enough to not want to flee up there. I think the boys are cuter, but the roads (now I get to drive on them) are horrifying.
However. I was looking at Sirens' page (
rhinemouse is luring me to it)and they had a newsletter on their community on LJ, and I have been meaning to come and post photos of my adventure to Boston and my brother's wedding for those who know him and may still be here, or those who may be curious despite not knowing.My brother's bride Abby, himself, my cousin Tim, and the bride's sister, Julia:
Look at how cute they all are.
It was both a fairly traditional wedding, and a fairly low-key one. They shortened the service, though they had it at the Episcopal church in Abby's hometown. The old chapel building was lovely, and since it was just family and friends-as-close-as-family, the smallness was nice.
It was a nice little day, gorgeous weather, and most of my family was able to come out for it. This is the extended clan:
That is, mainly my mom's side of the family was all there.
Enough with the pictures you cannot relate to, though:
You see before you my first manicure. This photo nicely obscures how well I had destroyed in the four days before the wedding XD
Anyway.
It was good to go home and realize that I like my life here well enough to not want to flee up there. I think the boys are cuter, but the roads (now I get to drive on them) are horrifying.