after partying all night long {read: staying up way past bedtime and talking} we headed to breakfast at the chef, one of my favorite manhattan restaurants.
{husband and caitlin. she came in from boston}
{hubs and i. lets not talk about how tired we all look}
the food was great, but the highlight was really caitlin's gift for josh:
some assembly required:
fresh-squeezed orange juice success!
{how i convinced my ultra camera-shy husband to take this....}
and you might not know it, but caitlin is adorable and she made these for me:
my wedding was a happy happy day. we had fun. and we got some funnies caught on film.
this one comes with a story. so we're taking these formal photos with hubby and his parents and i grabbed his butt. to which he promptly said, "don't grab my butt my parents are standing right there!" to which his dad quickly responded, "who cares? i'm grabbing your mom's right now!"
in my early college years, me and pretty much every single one of my friends were obsessed with homestar runner. for those of you who don't know, it's a website with funny animated videos featuring an odd group of characters.
every monday, a new strong bad email would come out, and i waited with anticipation, watched it {usually several times} and then proceeded to spend the rest of the week making jokes about it with friends, as we all worked on our character impressions.
i stopped watching when i moved to michigan {since i no longer had anyone to share the jokes with} and haven't seen it for years. but i was feeling nostalgic today and decided to check it out again {i wasn't even sure it was still around}
while there, i watched this recent strong bad email about independent films and couldn't get enough of it. i was surprised at how hilarious it was {or at least i thought so}. now, i love me some indie films {and music, and crafters and on and on} but i thought this was totally right on. so i thought i'd share.
oh strong bad, who knew you had such bitting and hilarious social commentary hidden under that wrestling mask?
