Another set of photos by another friend. (Beginning with an especially funny one--I think we were actually talking about the wind).
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MISTRESS OF SCIENCE! Mwah ha ha ha.
(Actually now with PhD, but Doctor of Philosophy just doesn't have the same evil ring, does it?)
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I think I like the non-posed, spontaneous pictures the best. They're always more natural and interesting, you know? Even if they're wedding pictures.
Then you'd like ours, because we didn't have a "photographer" to the tune of "$5 million".
(Luckily we have lots of technophilic friends [not surprisingly] who brought scads of cameras.)
Hey, Jim said he read somewhere that you made your own bouquet! It's quite breathtaking - good job. You could do it as a sideline!
What would your shingle say, though, when you hang it out front? "Bouquets R Us, Doctor Lizardo, PhD".
It's true, I did make the 20-pound bouquet myself.
I flagrantly violated copyright laws by taking photos of the pages in the "Make Your Own Wedding Floral Arrangements" book at the craft store while I waited for someone to help me (...and waited...and waited. Finally after 20 minutes I gave up and did it on my own.)
They're really quite easy to do, and I got to use my own weirdo ideas, such as incorporating stems of fresh rosemary in the greenery, and using our own honeysuckle from the back fence. I'm very happy I did it that way.
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