Sunday, June 15, 2008

A weekend without Ethan

This weekend, Steve and I traveled to Easton, PA, Steve's hometown, to celebrate the wedding of Geoff and Trish. It was an Easton Area High School reunion of sorts and it was amazingly wonderful to see everybody. All of us married with children types were sans children and very excited about it.

The day was hot, hot, hot. We were all like vampires avoiding the sun because we just couldn't take it. Giant fans were our best friends and we casually jockeyed for position in front of them during the cocktail hour and reception. It was a beautiful setting. Both at Lafayette College and at Morgan Hill Country Club.





Here we are with Kimmie and Don. We can't wait for them to come and visit with Baby Giorgia next week! It will be so strange to hang out with each other and the munchkins.



Here's Steve and Don with Jay after the ceremony.


We were all jealous of Baby Oliver who had it pretty good tucked in with his ice pack. He was quite a hit all night with the ladies as you can imagine.


Don doing the hand off to Mrs Weiner. Oliver was very cool about being passed around as much as he was!

Nothing wrong with a little man-love after a few drinks!

Oliver and I made our way to the dance floor to watch the first dance. It's hard to remember what Ethan was like when he was just 3 months old! It felt really good to dance with Oliver.

I love this picture. You can tell Joe was being Joe and Stacey was properly reprimanding him for it! Neha must be used to it because it looks like she thought it was funny.


Netesh, Don and Lowell. All upstanding groomsmen.



It looked liked Steve had on his Chandler Smile in all of the pictures we took together that night. This was his attempt to avoid it. It looks like I married a tough guy.

Geoff and Trish closed the dance floor with her nephew. Congratulations you guys! We all had a blast.



For you Easton boys out there...yes, there are a few obvious omissions from this photo series. You'll have to wait for an email from Steve with those. I'm trying to keep this page family friendly.




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