*Warning: lots of pictures… more than I promised.
Day Four (Saturday, May 10th)
Erin’s wedding.
Dave and I got to attend the sealing at the San Diego Temple together – thanks to Erin’s wonderful family for watching Bridget so we could.
Oh, and Bridget… still making friends… She played with Erin’s niece, Claire, all day! They had a great time.
The luncheon. It was at a restaurant called Roy’s. The food was great, and very well presented. Just looking at these pictures makes my mouth water. At the luncheon we learned that Bridget likes shrimp.
And the reception. In was very casual and held in the courtyard of their church house. Another presentation of amazing looking food.
After the luncheon we picked up Dave’s sister, Jenna, from the San Diego airport. She hung out with Dave and Bridget at the hotel while I was at the reception.
I got back around 8:30. And we watched the episode of LOST we’d missed on Thursday. Then off to bed. It was a much earlier evening than past nights. And it was good to get a good nights sleep!
So I tried all day to get onto your blog, but my internet wouldn’t load the webpage. Weird, huh?
Anyway, at this pathetically late hour, I checked again before heading off to bed…and it worked!
So, the wedding pictures are gorgeous! Your friend is a stunning bride. That food looks so yummy too. And the San Diego Temple…so pretty! What a fun day. 🙂
Shauntae – Not your fault. My web host was having problems with the server this account is on all day yesterday. I talked to them at 3:00 yesterday afternoon, and they said it should be fixed “soon” – I went to bed a little after 10:00 – it still wasn’t working then.
Also due to this, I didn’t get a post done for today. Alas! Thanks for the comment though. It was a fun day.
You are such a great photographer! Your friend is beautiful. Love the Disney pics too! That’s our reward for all our hard work getting out of debt…someday.
That food is making me hungry!! It looks so good..
Thanks, that was fun. Great pictures and story of your adventures. I would like to get a GPS too, geocaching would be fun.