A personal blog and an archived wedding blog.
We had a riotous good time playing board games, cooking and drinking far too much. Within 10 minutes of arriving at the beach house, shenanigans were already well under way. Here's the boys attempting to get the cork out of a huge bottle of red wine. No one had thought to bring a corkscrew.
The next day, we hit the beach. I'm not much for sitting around in the sand, but I did swim in the Atlantic for the first time ever. Later, we came back for more drinking/board games and Sara's birthday cake:
Colin baked that cake. He's something of a cake whiz.
Ocean City, Maryland has to be somewhat famous for its mini-golf courses. It was really quite exciting to see so many varieties - vikings, galaxies, dragons, dinosaurs - really, anything you can think of. We chose Indian Jones golf. I tied for second-to-last place with this good man.
It was fun, but in the way of most vacations, I'm glad to be home.
I love these photos because it proves that photography is all about seeing light. Even though George snapped the shutter, I totally claim these photos as my own. He would never have chosen this spot to photograph - that's what skill is all about in this business. Also, we're still working on getting our definitions of aperture lined up. He's big into astronomy and it makes talking about photography a bit difficult with him.
Also, big shout out to Jonathan Thorpe who edited the photo on the left to get rid of the nasty signs (you can see one in the pic on the right).