Jun 302010

The next couple of my blog posts will be detailing a great weekend in Savannah, Georgia — the jewel  of the American South. It was my first time there and we were celebrating the wedding of Kelly’s younger sister, Kara and her now-husband, Zach. I wasn’t the lead photographer at this wedding, so it was nice to sit back (for the most part) and enjoy the show. That is, until the heavens parted.

I have several friends (including Kara and Zach) who are alumnus of the über-artsy Savannah College of Art and Design and they all agreed it’s a common occurrence to have sporadic intense thunderstorms that last only a few minutes. (The most disappointing part is that the rain does nothing to break the hellish humidity.) The timing of this storm was impeccable. It had been a perfectly sunny day until about an hour before the 5 p.m. ceremony. That’s when the sky suddenly turned dark and we heard the distant rumble of thunder.

Tweets and Chirpings

  • First time ever Kelly gets racially (?) profiled at the airport while I breeze on through. http://yfrog.com/n5e1eapj
  • To be fair, airport hotel is a suite with 2 flat screens and an open bar. http://yfrog.com/jbmm3qjj
  • In the year 2010, my flight got cancelled and I have to spend a night at an airport hotel in MN. Does this still happen in America?
  • And I just moved seats because the bad lighting was casting a harsh shadow on my dinner plate.
  • Speaking of being NYers, Kelly just asked the fanciest restaurant in Ely if they could dim the lights a bit.

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