I can't believe it has been over a month since I posted. I guess I have been a little busy.
The first item of business that we must attend to is the wedding itself.
Do you notice that Richard has a tan mark on his face from his sunglasses?? |
I could not have asked for a more perfect day (well, I could have it be a little cooler, instead of 105 degrees, but what do you expect in Orlando in July). We were surrounded by family and close friends and sealed for time and eternity.
The ceremony was beautiful and it was so special to
be married by the same man who married my mom and Tony.
And the reception was so much fun!
The map said "The road you tread to see us wed" |
Who is this man? |
Our honeymoon cottage |
Yup. |
Shediac, the Lobster Capitol of Canada. |
After the honeymoon, Richard and I started back to Cambridge. We
spent the night at this wonderful hotel in Quebec City and even got to
sample Montreal smoked meat.
We arrived in Cambridge
and it was back to work for Rich and I flew to Miami to pack up my
parents and my car and drive it up to Canada. Our first stop was in
Gainesville (of course) and then a stop in Arlington (I still had stuff
in my old house!). We crossed the border into Canada with no problem and
made it to my new house. That Saturday we had the Canadian reception
and on the Monday my parents flew back to Miami.
And that pretty much brings us up to speed.
Right
now I am a stay-at-home wife, as the country of Canada will not allow
me to work until I become a resident. But Rich and I are renovating the
house (we started with the kitchen, we have painted, bought a
dishwasher, and are about to install a new counter top), I bought a
sewing machine and have been working on little projects here and
there...
And I plan to write more, both on this blog and other projects.
Onward to a new adventure!
1 comment:
Congratulations! You look so happy.
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