Our last day in Scotland......and it's one for the postcards!

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Our last day in Scotland is clear blue sky and in the 60's. A great way to end our week of Loch monsters, castles, battlefields, shopping, fish and chips, salmon from the River Ness, Haggis every morning, and even the occasional Chinese restaurant Ernest managed to find to get his fix, along with the one-pond store.

Another generation of Chou's is now officially married in Scotland. Some of you may not be aware that Ernest's parents, James and Nellie, were married in Glasgow at the end of World War II when they were students here. That adds another special connection to getting married here beyond just my childhood dream and my Celtic ancestry (although this week has been all about me, let's be honest).

Due to popular demand, mostly my big brother, we were able to get a picture of the beautiful Scottish lass, Ainsley, who was able to convince Ernest to wear a kilt, a feat many tried and no one else could do.

We are leaving very early Saturday to come home and get ready to go back to work. This will be the last entry until we can share the professional pictures with you.

Ernest and I would to thank everyone for sharing this time with us by reading our blog. We hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you. We know that with the support and love of our friends and family, we will be able to experience a very rich life together.

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Photos

Ainsley and Ernest
he has a crush on her

view of Inverness castle from our room
it was so clear couldn't resist another shot from the window

view of River Ness
again, so clear couldn't resist

Comments

[Carolyn Gaines]

Incredible views
I am going to miss the daily blogs-this has been an awesome way to share in your experience. I feel privileged to have been a part of it. Have a safe trip home and a fabulous rest of your lives, Mr. and Mrs. Chou!

[Janet]

let's be honest
It's all about you because weddings are always all about the bride. I mean except for E's manly skirt when is the last time you went home and talked about what the groom wore. Yeah, I thought so.

[LaWanda]

Thanks for sharing it all with me.