July 2000 Archives

canada!

Annemarie and Aaron planned a lakeside wedding, but the weather didn't cooperate. Instead, we packed snugly into the dining hall while the rain poured outside. Thunder pounded during their vows. It was absolutely perfect. Beautiful.

On Sunday morning, Amy and I had breakfast in Bellingham. We stayed in a B & B on North Garden street--a huge Victorian house with small (but quite comfortable) rooms.

We drove to Vancouver and spent the day tooling around the city. Amy had never been to Canada.

And we spent two hours waiting in line to get back into the U.S.

When we reached the border, the I.N.S. officer asked us the important questions:

"Citizenship?"

 "United States."

"Where do you live?"

 "Portland, Oregon."

"Why did you go to Canada?"

 "We were in Bellingham for a wedding, so we dropped into Vancouver for the day."

"What are you bringing back from Canada?"

 "Some Starbucks coffee."

"Anything else?"

 "No."

"Have a nice day."

We waited two hours for that.

It's the middle of July.

It's the middle of July. On the 5th of August, I'll be in Germany. Lars and Anne are getting married.

Amy will be here in Portland, standing in Kevin and Christine's wedding.

As you can imagine, I'm really excited about the trip, but I'm not looking forward to the time away from my wife.

For the first time in several weeks, it's cloudy out there. And that's about how I feel. Cloudy for the first time in weeks.

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