The CeremonyNote the Two Floating Candles on the Lake leaving the family of candles between the docks to go and start a life on their own!
It has been a long time since there has been a marriage in the immediate family. My cousin Tobias exchanged his vows with Crystal on the weekend of October 5th and it was beautiful. The ceremony was held out in Readfield on
Maranacook Lake right at Tobias' parents house.The weather was cool with a slight drizzle that during the reception turned into a steady rain (which according to some superstitions, is a sign of fertility in a marriage). The company, the food; the dancing were all so very wonderful. During the reception I learned a new wedding custom. Traditionally the wedding cake is constructed by the guests who all bring a cake and stack them together to make one big cake. After the ceremony the couple attempts to kiss over the cake, if they succeed and prosperous life together will be assured, if not, well...at least there is a lot of cake to eat. Luckily following tradition and with their amazing kissing skills, Tobias and Crystal kissed with out a hitch over the cake. I tried to take some good pictures, but my little digital point and shoot camera just didn't seem to be up to the task! I've posted the
CheersMe and my arch-nemesis, I mean Best Friend, Ron Durgin.
good ones and for some better ones you should visit
Todd Dionne photography for better shots of the
wedding (there are some pictures of dancing toward the end after the gorgeous wedding shots). Once more congratulations to Tobias and Crystal on their new life together!
Tom Taft and MyselfI managed to visit with my friend Tom for about an hour during my stay in Maine and was glad I could get this picture of us.
R.I.P. Bob TupperThis man was amazing. He gave me my first job ever, haying his fields!
Javin and MattI worked in the woods with Javin. That may can sling a chainsaw like no other. It's cool that my brother and him are living on the same floor at Eastern Maine Community College!
Matt's Classroom ProjectMatt was the only student who decided to take the challenge and work on this old huge army bulldozer. He got it running!
Diabete's Anyone?There is a restaurant in Maine called "Governors" that has a desert called the "Federal Deficit". It's all their deserts in one dish if you eat it in one sitting by yourself you get the desert for fre
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Toto we aren't in Kansas anymoreThis is one of the mini-golf courses my Aunt Janet and Uncle Richard put in their backyard. Notice the wicked witches shoes underneath the railroad ties!