She’s pretty good at it. Actually, she’s very good at it though she’s too modest to say. Grandpa was great with a joke, but Grandma tells the best stories.

So other than see the wedding most thought would never happen in an area under siege by alpacas, what is there to do? What can we do before and after the wedding?

Each year around the beginning of June I start feeling sad. That's the time the Father's Day ads start in earnest reminding me over and over I've lost the reason I had to celebrate. It looks like that may finally change.

What is there to worry about? It's just a tiny piece of jewelry that I'm transporting from one continent to another to try and pull off a noteworthy ask. But it's not just any ask. It's the ask. The one she will always remember and I wanted to get it right.

What you need to know if you fall in love with an outgoing introvert. There's always a catch, especially if you're thinking about marrying one.