Today a year ago Natalie and I were married. I think everyone that reads this blog was at the wedding and I think we all had a pretty good time. Celebrating our first anniversary, we [Nat] got off to a fast start when Stella and Phoebe woke us [her] up to get breakfast around 6:00 am. After a quick period of inactivity, the girls had enough by 7:15 and actively worked on getting us out of bed. Needing a good excuse to go get my wife flowers we agreed on me driving over to Panera [I needed gas] where I grabbed a dozen bagels, got gas, and some flowers.
The rest of the morning we have entertained ourselves in the romantic pursuit of gardening and weeding. The highlight of the morning had to be the 15 foot long branch that I cut off the maple tree that sits on our front lawn.
The rest of the day will have some fun activities. I am currently watching my Cowboys struggle against the lowly St. Louis Rams (0-3) while Nat goes out for a quick run. To finish up our day we will head out to a romantic dinner to The Mad Platter.
I want to finish this entry by saying thanks to all of you that were at the wedding last year. It was you all that made the wedding lots of fun.
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It was a beautiful wedding, and I think that everyone there was honored to attend. It's been a quite a year for the two of you. Congratulations, and best wishes for many more.
Our wedding was a lot of fun. Perhaps the most fun I've ever been to, but I'm biased.
I agree, that was the most fun I have ever had as a groom.
One of the highlights of the trip was that our driver's side automatic windows weren't working. At every damn toll both in West Virginia, we had to open the door and get out to pay.
I think that is fairly common in WVa so I doubt they thought any of it.
By the way dude, your Cowboys are the best team in the NFC and arguably as good as anybody in the NFL.
I wasn't there but congrats! Kim and I have been married for four years and it has been a good four years. Keep getting Natalie flowers and shiny things, they like that. If you want to score HUGE points just get her flowers for no particular reason.
Aaron, if you get a chance, I'd highly recommend attending a multicultural wedding. If nothing else, it's great fun to watch all of the Mexicans get on the dance floor for salsa music, only to be replaced by all the gringos when the music switched to a hair band or some other Americano tune.
Of course, N & B's was especially fun, because Bernardo was the only Mexican in the building who couldn't dance.
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