80 Years of Marriage

Bob and Jen celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with very little fan fair. Diane and Greg were celebrating their 20th so they combined efforts and hosted an "80 Years of Marriage" celebration at Bob & Jen's on the evening of July 14th.

Dive photos have arrived!!!

Refer to May's post for the story!

Photos generously taken and sent to us by Chris Walrod.

Thanks Chris!!

Georgia's Shower

The weather report called for "isolated showers" throughout the day, but fortunatly we had blue skies and sun all day!


Everyone arrived around 1:30...ish to begin the festivities. The theme was Mexico since Georgia and Chris would be traveling to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for their honeymoon.

There were dogs...
and donkeys...
and sangria o my!!

You just can't have a shower without silly shower games, here is our wining toilet paper dress:
apparently it won because it's closest to the brides actual dress!

Next it was time for the presents,
did we tell everyone the mother of the groom would be present? Is this gift PG? NC17? or um... I'm thinking R!
o thank goodness, Georgia can finally join the scrapbooking club!!
Frannie just wants to know when we get to have cake.

o the presents!!


who got you bug spray?!!!
fortunatly we had a great helper!!

Then it was time for some serious business!


Lori and Georgia ...


Juneau and Sangria...


Details of their honeymoon can be found here:
http://www.thebigday.com/WeddingPage.asp?u=121007

Cozumel ~ May 5 - 12, 2007

There aren't many more appropriate days to leave for Mexico than on Cinco de Mayo. Though we spent most of the day in the air or in Atlanta, our final destination was to be the Hotel Cozumeleno (I don't know how to get one of those little tilda things over the "n" - so just pronounce it like Monty Python's knights that say "nya")

The "WE" included Trisha, Scarlet, David,
and me.

Fortunately when we did arrive we knew exactly what to do first...

and I think it also involved some karaoke to Neil Diamond... but I can't really remember it all...

David and I spent Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and then just David on Friday diving the reefs off Cozumel. We don't have an underwater camera, so we don't have any pictures, but some people that we were diving with us did and they promised to e-mail us photos from the dives.

(Photos hopefully to come soon!)

We dove Palancar Caves and Bricks (apparently named that because a barge turned over there once and dumped a bunch of bricks which you can see while diving), Santa Rosa, Columbia & Columbia Shallows, Dalila, Paso del Cedral, and Punta Tunic. Then David did Devil's Throat and Los Palmas without me (I like air too much to try Devil's Throat). Since I don't have pictures here is a link with some descriptions: http://www.cozumel-click.com/reefs.html . The Divemaster (guide) we went with every day was Sandro from Deep Blue...


Back on land we played with Trisha & Scarlet...
Jeep rides

bars

Mini Golf

...with frogs

and a boat ride

ok, I was going to let it go, but I just can't (call me obsessive if you want), but our little boat guide (Roberto)

insisted on telling people that this...

was a Mexican tradition that has a "special school" in Cozumel and is illegal in the U.S. I'm just not even sure where to begin with that... this is the best I can offer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poi_spinning

Then our last night we enjoyed the perfect sunset

but, unfortunately, there were no pirates.