Wedding weekend!

This weekend brought wedding #4 of the year! My amazing co-worker Ellen, and her fabulous fiance Mike, tied the knot on Saturday.

But before we headed to the wedding- the fiance and I made a huge step towards our own wedding- SENDING INVITATIONS!! I started getting text messages last night that people had receive theirs- so I will be anxiously awaiting the RSVPs (which of course will all show up right on time...HA). I'll do another post showing off our invites because they are pretty much fabulously amazing and I completely love them. 

Ellen and Mike were married in a gorgeous Catholic Church- St. Patrick's in Ohio City. Minus the 80 degree temperature inside (according to my other coworkers, it wasn't that bad. I just don't handle heat that well...), it was a gorgeous ceremony and you could just tell how very in love they are. 

Mr. and Mrs. Dubiel!

The reception was a fabulous time! After a mini break at Crocker Park (with a few beers/margaritas/sangrias for the group), we headed over to the Fuller House on the BAYarts Campus. Talk about gorgeous! The setting was amazing- the food was fabulous- there was corn hole, a bon fire, s'mores, plenty of dancing and as previously documented, whenever there is plenty of dancing, there is plenty of booze.

We're next!!

More coworkers with the bride and groom

Dancin' fools

Overall- it was a wonderful night, spending time with some awesome people. Yeah, I see them every day. But it is definitely more enjoyable to spend time with them outside of work.

And yes...we have had four wedding this year so far. But now, we're next!! 74 days to go...

Retroactionary Watch

Via Vixen Strangely:

Just watching Ed Gillespie tap-dance between the raindrops, as it were, talking at conman velocity and making sure every word is in pre-approved boilerplate, is priceless. He's trying to explain how simply because Romney signed off as chairman, president, CEO, and sole shareholder of Bain Capital from 1999 to 2001 doesn't mean he actually did anything for the company, in spite of evidence that he did, which takes some pretty fancy footwork.

But the most glorious part is at the end of the clip, with the resurgence of retroactionary Romney, the time traveler, fresh from Restoring our Future and galloping full tilt towards antiquity. It seems he resigned from Bain in 2001, retroactive to 1999, so that any work he might have inadvertently done for the company during the two years would have simply—dissolved, poof! into a haze of quantum contradictions.

Entangled time. Graphic from Wired.