Monday, October 24, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
wedding photo overload
Yay wedding photos! You can click on photos within the slideshow to get slightly larger images. If you want any higher-resolution images, let us know =) We're also planning on sending copies of the disc Marielle sent us to Lane's parents and my mom. We really loved working with our photographer, Marielle Hayes, and can't recommend her enough.
photos of us coming out of the Temple after our sealing ceremony, and our formal family photos:
photos of Lane and me at the Oakland Temple and the Greek Orthodox Cathedral:
photos of our Ring Ceremony at my mom's house in El Cerrito:
photos of our Family Luncheon:
photos of our California Reception:
photos by the talented Marielle Hayes
photos of us coming out of the Temple after our sealing ceremony, and our formal family photos:
photos of Lane and me at the Oakland Temple and the Greek Orthodox Cathedral:
photos of our Ring Ceremony at my mom's house in El Cerrito:
photos of our Family Luncheon:
photos of our California Reception:
photos by the talented Marielle Hayes
Saturday, October 1, 2011
apple fest 2011!
Lane and I woke up this morning to a cold DARK dreary day. At first we thought it was just too early to get up... but it was 7am, and pitch black outside. FOG. Lots of FOG. Can't see 20 feet in front of you fog. We resigned ourselves to staying inside all day, but then we realized it was Apple Fest.
What is Apple Fest, you ask? Ah, you poor ignorant non-upstate New Yorkers, it is just one of the most glorious Fall activities ever to grace the face of Ithaca Commons. This, however, is coming from the view of someone who has been stuck in the house or reading in the car day in and day out for the past month or so. Apple Fest has lots of apples (which, funnily, we got no actual pictures of)... and apple-related deliciousness... as well as just general deliciousness (these, thankfully, we did get pictures of)
apple related deliciousness:
general deliciousness... Lane and I were very happy about lunch
we didn't want to stay too late, but if we had, we would have tried to go see this:
That, my friends, is what we call bitter cold. It was pretty much drizzling the whole time.
We tried to convince a sheep goat thing to lend me its sweater...
We noticed it eyeing the bag of baked goods in my hand... Lane and I backed away.
There's no way we would ever give these up:
So, like I said, pretty much one of the best Fall activities ever... Even if we count the applicious-baked-good-coveting-never-learned-how-to-share (only knows how to be sheared) sheep goat thing.
What is Apple Fest, you ask? Ah, you poor ignorant non-upstate New Yorkers, it is just one of the most glorious Fall activities ever to grace the face of Ithaca Commons. This, however, is coming from the view of someone who has been stuck in the house or reading in the car day in and day out for the past month or so. Apple Fest has lots of apples (which, funnily, we got no actual pictures of)... and apple-related deliciousness... as well as just general deliciousness (these, thankfully, we did get pictures of)
apple related deliciousness:
| we couldn't figure out if the sign on the left meant "Apple Cider & Donuts" OR the mindblowing option of actual "Apple Cider Donuts". THAT would be incredible. |
general deliciousness... Lane and I were very happy about lunch
| yum yum |
| yummy Italian sausages one with peppers, the other without, with DELICIOUS sauce. *drool* |
we didn't want to stay too late, but if we had, we would have tried to go see this:
Even though the fog had lifted, it was still pretty cold. We were able to nobly fight the chill off for a while with hot apple cider and funnel cake, but really there is only so much you can do. Look how cold people were!
We tried to convince a sheep goat thing to lend me its sweater...
| me: "please pretty please?" sheep goat thing: "no". |
We noticed it eyeing the bag of baked goods in my hand... Lane and I backed away.
There's no way we would ever give these up:
| yum. |
So, like I said, pretty much one of the best Fall activities ever... Even if we count the applicious-baked-good-coveting-never-learned-how-to-share (only knows how to be sheared) sheep goat thing.
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