mooned

I also want to mention, during my bloggorific day- that I had the coolest honeymoon ever. Somthing akin to "an affair to remember", only without the sad parts and the aunt in Italy. I'd like to think myself a little like Deborah Kerr- I did get to wear a very pretty dress and get served a delicious and decadent five course meal surrounded by glitz and old fashioned glam and my very own Cary Grant.




We went on a cruise from NYC to Halifax, Nova Scotia and then stopped in five places along the east coast. It was amazing.





The weather was perfect. Canada is amazing in that part of the country- the leaves were starting to change and the views were spectacular. It really was like being in a movie. We had a lobster bake in Maine, went on a pub tour in Halifax, saw fenway in Boston, toured Acadia National park, enjoyed going to the casino on the ship and being treated like royalty... it was really just so much fun.

Being the youngest people on board got us a lot of attention from everyone else- seeing as the majority of out co-passengers were geriatrics, we really were having a ball.

Oh, and does anyone remember Mark Berry from OHS class of 2001? Well, he was on board as a drummer in a band. How cool is that? Go Chiefs.


So yes. I fancied myself a 1940's movie star for my wedding and my honeymoon. Can you blame me? I loved every second of it.