oy vey
It has come the time where I am actually bored with my vacation =p
After Capetown nothing compares. Upon return every moment of every day was focused on the wedding. The whole ordeal of the wedding made me more adamant about not ever getting married, at least not in the traditional way with such hassle.
Above being involved with the preparations I was also the videographer -I don't recommend hiring a friend to be your videographer at an emotional ceremony. It was stressful and knowing the couple, I simply went numb when Michelle began to walk down the isle. Truly, the whole ceremony was beautiful, and I could see the happiness everyone was sharing. Everyone worked so hard to make this happen, and after just a couple hours it was all over, after so many years of planning.
Then again, I am just happy it is all OVER!
They are enjoying their honeymoon at the cape, and we are still recovering. The bachelorette and stag party were enough. It was fun, the girls and guys all ended up here at the house partying, and somehow I instigated a skinny dip in the pool. After the wedding I went straight to bed leaving the antics to the rest of the entourage. The day after we partied again, and we are both in recovery mode still. It feels like ages ago.
All this aside, my stay is coming to an end with the expiration of my visa. Sean isn't far behind as most of his contacts in the industry haven't pulled through here. I'll be back in time for my birthday and set up for us till we figure out the next step in this journey called life. I do miss home, but I will not forget SA. First thing I'm going to do is fatten up with some poutine from the Pattate Doree! I have a place, and work on the horizon already, luckily, money in my safety deposit box too AND a bike!
See yall soon!
After Capetown nothing compares. Upon return every moment of every day was focused on the wedding. The whole ordeal of the wedding made me more adamant about not ever getting married, at least not in the traditional way with such hassle.
Above being involved with the preparations I was also the videographer -I don't recommend hiring a friend to be your videographer at an emotional ceremony. It was stressful and knowing the couple, I simply went numb when Michelle began to walk down the isle. Truly, the whole ceremony was beautiful, and I could see the happiness everyone was sharing. Everyone worked so hard to make this happen, and after just a couple hours it was all over, after so many years of planning.
Then again, I am just happy it is all OVER!
They are enjoying their honeymoon at the cape, and we are still recovering. The bachelorette and stag party were enough. It was fun, the girls and guys all ended up here at the house partying, and somehow I instigated a skinny dip in the pool. After the wedding I went straight to bed leaving the antics to the rest of the entourage. The day after we partied again, and we are both in recovery mode still. It feels like ages ago.
All this aside, my stay is coming to an end with the expiration of my visa. Sean isn't far behind as most of his contacts in the industry haven't pulled through here. I'll be back in time for my birthday and set up for us till we figure out the next step in this journey called life. I do miss home, but I will not forget SA. First thing I'm going to do is fatten up with some poutine from the Pattate Doree! I have a place, and work on the horizon already, luckily, money in my safety deposit box too AND a bike!
See yall soon!