Sunday, October 30, 2005

In case you haven't heard yet, I am under contract to buy a house! It's a really awesome home with everything that Randy, Derek and I could have asked for (even moakie and chewie will dig it). Here are some pics............and trust me, the pics do not do justice to how Randy is going to decorate!



brand new appliances in the kitchen (stainless steel side-by-side fridge...whoo-hoo!)



Living room with fireplace (cozy nights for the honeymooners!)



a really nice size backyard....with a pool (P-A-R-T-Y next summer!!!)



and the pièce de résistance....our very own trampoline!!



okay, so pics of the rest of the house is not shown....dont worry - if all goes according to plan, we should be moved in by the end of 2005. It's been over a year since I've thrown a party, so I'm itching to have one soon......I can't wait to finally host passover at MY PLACE!

Sunday, October 23, 2005

Wedding in PA


Wow, it's been a really long time since I posted to my blog (I've been both busy at work, and busy each weekend house hunting). Last week Randy & I headed out to PA to my friend Loren & Kevin's wedding. It was an awesome affair held on the grounds of the Fonthill Museum in Doylestown, PA


This was the weekend right after the never-ending rainstorms, so they were extremely lucky.



Some interesting facts: they entered the reception to Metallica, the wedding cake was in the design of Frank Lloyd Wright's FallingWater, and we danced to 80's music all night long!



It was a fun evening...we were seated with Loren's Syracuse College buddies.....and the stories I could now tell ;) Here is the mascot from our table (we even gave him a collar)



The next day, Randy Derek & I headed over to the PA Renassaince Faire in Mt Hope. (Derek hung out in our hotel suite while we attended the wedding). We didn't bring our costumes (Randy wanted to), but once we got there I really wished we did (I love dressing up!) .

The strangest thing happended....one of the audience members who wasn't even picked during the MUD SHOW, offered to plunge into the mud pit. I've never seen anyone do that before...in fact, I don't think the performers ever saw someone volunteer to do that before.
It was HYSTERICAL....messy, but hysterical!