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17 Sep
Two years
Posted by Liam in Ideas, Opinion & Commentary. Tagged: Boston, Events, Family, Friends, Fun Stuff, Holidays. 4 Comments
On this day in 2005, Susan and I celebrated our nuptials at the Paulist Center in Boston and followed up with a reception on Thomson Island in Boston Harbor. It was a beautiful, wonderful, joyful day (and the ensuing 729 days of marriage have been pretty good too)! Even Hurricane Ophelia couldn’t mar [...]
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