Jenna sends me the best recipes. Tonight I made “Perfect Macaroni and Cheese” (AKA crack and cheese). I’m pretty sure I dirtied every pot in the house.
Yum. There is no way this is good for me.
We’re back from Germany, and guess what? We’re married!
Now it’s time to party!
We leave for Germany tomorrow.
Just Jenna and me.
To get married.
It’s all very exciting, and I hope to post lots of photos and things at the wedding blog when we return.
See you soon.
In preparation for getting married, I checked out the “Getting Married” section of CBC’s HR website. Under the FAQ:
I don’t want to know what an audit involves.
A few months ago, Jenna and I visited Halifax. We spent a rainy afternoon with the enormously talented Mat Dunlap, and he took a series of engagement photos for us. I’ve posted a few of them in this Flickr set.
My favourite has to be this shot, which once manipulated by Photoshop wizard Mike Zikovitz, turned out beautifully:
Thanks Mat! Thanks Mike!
This past weekend I moved most of my earthly possessions to Jenna’s. As of August 1, we will officially be cohabitating, and no longer spending enormous amounts of money on two separate apartments. The move was remarkably easy thanks to Rae and her car. There are still a few things at my old place, but all of the big stuff is gone.
Also, I’m happy to report that I have a new-ish job. Starting August 13, I’ll be working on the new Nora Young show Spark. It’s a great concept, a great team, and I can’t wait to get started, but I’m really going to miss all the people I work with now.
As well, I’ve been offered a job at my alma mater, Ryerson. I’ll be teaching audio production part-time in the School of Radio and Television Arts. I have one section of BDC101, and it’ll take up my Tuesday evenings starting in the fall.
Wow.
After writing that, I realized what an enormous amount of my life changed in the past two weeks.
This past Saturday, I asked Jenna to marry me.
She said yes.
She makes me very happy.
She also says this post will make you ralph.
This morning, Jenna got some good news in a text message:
IT’S A GIRL!  we think. XXX is excited YYY and ZZZ had their baby  according to facebook.  No other details though.
Yes, that’s right. Facebook.
Facebook?
News travels fast. And through increasingly bizarre channels.
Spy Lab in Toronto has a sale on Dunnits. Since I recently discovered a hole in my left sneaker, I picked up new pair last night for $25.
How did I know they were on sale? Jenna told me.
How does Jenna manage to monitor sneaker prices along the entire length of Queen Street? I have no idea.
Jenna got a MacBook, and I took pictures.