the past few months. Enjoy Photo Bomb Tuesday
The
Daddy-Daughter Dance or in this case, Step-Daddy Daughter Dance…..
I
was flabbergasted when Roni asked me and we had a blast. Trying to be smart, I
figured we’d show up and Roni would take off with her friends. Nope. The Duchess
insisted on dancing with me as seen here. Pretty powerful stuff that night.
The
best part of the night was towards the end when they played Louis Armstrong’s What a Wonderful World when the speakers
blew. All of the Daddys in the house picked up immediately and we sang to our
daughters. Not many dry eyes in the house…..
Mary
and Christine’s Big Gay Wedding
My little sister got married to her
long time girlfriend and it was not only beautiful but one of the funner weddings
I’ve ever been to. SIlly hats were required for the reception
My smart alec wife requested on the invitation that
our wedding meals be served on “special” plates so this is what the lovely Mrs.
Christine came up with. They actually microwave quite well.
Mary and Christine are both librarians at Yale so it was an obvious choice they’d get married in
the Noah Webster House. Here Mary, Kaz (the minister), and myself are wearing some bonnets they
make the school kids wear when touring to get the early Americana feel.
Rehearsal in Mary /Christine's loft |
Wearing her Pop's Lucky Cuff Links he wore to every IBEW St Pats Brunch |
Mary's Angels |
Jude and his Black Belt Buds at his Elementary Talent Show
Kim
got the chance to interview the Grand Empress herself, The Lady Chablis for
Savannah magazine. The two of them hit it off and we had a remarkable evening
at Club One courtesy of The Lady. She was kind enough to sign my copy that The
Big Guy and Mom gave me years ago.
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Jude made Kim his first perfect omelette for Mother's Day |
Roni's End of the Year Art Show for Garrison. |
Roni also grabbed my glasses while eating ice cream at Leopold’s. I’m startng to see a lot of Kim in Roni’s personality as she grows up. I’m in a lot of trouble. lol
Roni has left the building |
We were even the Savannah Morning Press in their Spotted Section |
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