Monday, February 26, 2007

Perfect Reception

Mom and Nick (aka "Bunnut" and "Papa Nit") put on a beautiful, meaningful, and joyful reception. Looking around the room at Gianno's, it was obvious how loving and loved they are. The room was full of smiling, social people, and the whole atmosphere reflected them perfectly both as individuals and as a couple.

We had the greatest weekend. Besides the reception, which was the reason we went up there, we got to have dinner with the Wolfgangs (aka "Wolfgangs") and Laura (aka "Wo-wo") at Pizza House. We had a total blast. We were lucky enough to be "stuck" in Maumee when the weather turned ugly on Sunday morning, so we got to stay for an extra day.

I have to say an extra huge thank-you to Mom A for the coffee you made me every day. It tasted really good and made such a difference in my mornings. Thank you!!!

Most of our photos are on film, but here are a couple that we took of G and Zozie with the digital camera. We got Chip some buggy garden galoshes so he could use them at home where we don't really have snow. His snowsuit from last year was a size 2T, so it still fit! Woohoo! Oh yeah, those are jeans in the photo, because it was a last-minute, last-night-in-town foray into the snow. He loved the snow, that's for sure.

When we got home, Chip had a little steam to blow off from almost 11 hours in the car:

Thursday, February 8, 2007

Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Pfleghaar!!!

Mom and Nick had a perfect wedding today on the beach on St. Croix at sunset, and we couldn't be happier for them. Welcome to our family, Nick!!! We love you both!

Monday, December 11, 2006

Demented Gingerbread Man

The gingerbread man paid a visit to our local county Christmas party, and we thought it was a little demented. Judge for yourself.

Sunday, December 10, 2006

Our First Gingerbread House

We have a beautiful tree, which we cut ourselves. Here are the proud Angle males with their "catch."

Some people go out with their friends to drink and wreak havoc on their nights out. The MOMS Club members, on the other hand, make gingerbread houses and drink coffee. But boy, did we make a mess - woohoo! Nope, couldn't have pictured this a few years ago. I have to say, though, that I'm very proud of my first ever entirely-edible gingerbread house. Notice that I made M, G, *and* Ushi! I copied the reindeer from Nicole, and I loved it because it used not only those pretzels neither of us will eat, but also the pumpkin seeds we forgot to eat.