What Happens in San Francisco Stays in San Francisco (again)

I am heading to San Francisco for a cousin's wedding.

What Happens in Sunnyvale Stays in Sunnyvale

I am off to Sunnyvale for the weekend to attend the wedding of one of my former Ph.D. students. I have many friends in the area, so I will also hang out with some of them, given that I'll already be in the area.

What Happens in Marina del Rey Stays in Marina del Rey

I am off to Marina del Rey for a wedding!

It's always nice on my body to go to California for the weekend and then return.

What Happens in San Francisco Stays in San Francisco

In a few hours, I'll be flying out to San Francisco to go to the wedding of one of my best friends. I'll only be there until Tuesday, so I'll also be wracking my body.

Royal Wedding

If you care about such things, I recommend that you watch this royal wedding instead.

May the shwarz be with them, as it were.

Congratulations to Brian and Victoria!

Brian Limketkai officially got hitched a couple of weeks ago. And apparently a celebratory meal at IHOP was involved. Classy. :)

I look forward to the eventual larger celebration that is being planned.

Congratulations to Tim and Christina!

Tim and Christina got hitched on Saturday! Congrats!

Here are some pictures.

Quote of the Day: Tweeting During Life's Rituals

Today's quote comes from this CNN article about using twitter during childbirth.

The quote comes from psychologist Renana Brooks: "That's like Twittering on your wedding night. You can blog about it afterward."

I don't think she intended her comment to be funny, but I find it highly amusing.

And then 6 months later...

Here is an amusing divorce entrance, the sequel to the really awesome wedding entrance I posted a few days ago. The wedding entrance is funnier, but this one is still quite good. If you watch the divorce entrance, make sure you go all the way to the end.

(Tip of the hat to Jaideep Singh.)

Best. Wedding entrance. Ever.

This wedding entrance is just awesome. Wow! I guess there's nowhere to go but down. (Tip of the cap to Jimmy Lin.)