So, last week I posted about the Rocky Top Regatta and today I am providing pictures. (The ones I have, anyway.)
The first picture is my boat. :) well, actually, one of them was in a different boat, but that doesn't matter. In case you can't tell, I'm the one on the end with the sling. Since we got second, we got little silver medals, and that's what's in the second picture, along with my jersey. Now to the good stuff. On Sunday, October 10th, 2010, Stephen Francis Zeglen married Emilie Sue Heine at Valley Community Church in Great Falls, MT. They are now on their honeymoon. More complete details will follow, both here and on Mary and Sarah's blog. Until then, a picture is worth a thousand words, so here they are. :)
Steve was crying in the second pic...he was so happy. :) The cute little blond kid in the third to last pic was the ringbearer. He was adorable. The next picture is the arch they were married under. The last pic is his car...his air force buddies did that. :) I have more pictures, and will probably post them later but for right now this is it.
Sorry for the long delay in posting. I'm going to try to do better...I'm still just trying to figure out my schedule and when I can post. On top of homework, crew, and piano everyday, I also have to work around other people needing the computer. I can give you a quick update on this weekend. (I will post pictures later.) On Saturday, Dad, Peter, and I went to our first regatta in Oak Ridge, TN. We had to stay there pretty much all day. We met Kevin for dinner, and then came home. :) On Sunday, Dad, Kathy, and I went to like, three different stores in search of black cowboy boots and a black belt for Peter for Stephen's wedding this Sunday. Scary, I know. We were unsuccessful the first time round, but later we went out to the Flea Market, and found both boots and a belt. I think that's about it. Fall is finally here! It's cold outside! YAY!!
Alas! I was the only person who remembered to bring a camera...and I forgot to check my batteries which died soon after we arrived. This is the only picture (in our possession) of the entire wedding! :( But, this one's pretty good. :) The music was for the most part all celtic, the groomsmen (and groom, and father of the bride) wore kilts, and they cut the cake with a sword. Both the bride and groom were deeply involved with fencing, and they had an honor guard (the bride's brothers and other fencing students) salute them as they left. It was a beautiful spring day, and it was a lovely wedding and reception. They had regular reception food, (cheese and crackers, rolls, chicken salad, etc) and delicious punch. They also had CANDY!! Tons and tons of CANDY. I think everyone should have candy at their wedding. :) It makes the little kids less restless. They also had serving cakes, so that guests could eat cake without having to wait for the bride and groom to cut it. It was exquisite!
