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So, if you’ve seen me or Kay over the past two and half months, you’ve probably inquired as to when wedding pictures would be available. If you are related to us, then you probably asked this more than once. The … Continue reading →

(This post was originally intended to appear on Oct. 18, 2013)

(This post was originally intended to appear on Oct. 17, 2013)

Well, things are really moving now. Kay has been in Roanoke since Sunday, and I am heading down early tomorrow morning. I am tired and still need to pack, but a few observations 72 hours out: – The power briefly … Continue reading →

Four days. Wow. To be honest, I meant to do at least a handful of blog posts between when I last wrote something on here and now, but other wedding chores have been taking higher priority on my to-do list. … Continue reading →

Well, we are now just shy of one more month until the big day. Preparations for the big day are reaching a…umm…fever pitch… BUT, the good news is that I think we are at the point now where we are … Continue reading →

Well, the arbitrary RSVP deadline has arrived. To those who responded in the affirmative, we are looking forward to seeing you next month. To those who will not able to attend, we are truly saddened by your absence. To anyone … Continue reading →

Many of you woke up this morning with wedding invites in your inboxes. After an all-night crunch-session of wedding guest data entry–facilitated by Devil’s Backbone Vienna Lager and DC Brau The Citizen–I managed to send out wedding invites to the … Continue reading →

Last month, Kay and I met with the wedding photographers—Daniel and Jeff—to get a little practice with them in advance of the big day. I wasn’t particularly enthusiastic about the whole thing from the moment Kay first mentioned it to … Continue reading →

Kay got worried the other day about people having a good time on October 19, so I tried to assure her by pointing out that even if everything went wrong that day, there have been worse weddings. For example: Elaine … Continue reading →