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Weekend Update Is Having a Busy Weekend
Jun. 27th, 2015 01:15 pmYou know, a few weeks ago when I looked on the calendar, I noticed we had The Marriage of Figaro to go see today, but that was it. And we hadn't planned anything big for tomorrow, even though it's officially our tenth anniversary.
Cut to yesterday's momentous news on marriage equality, added to it being Pride Weekend, not to mention the ALAAC (librarian's association conference) taking place, and San Francisco has suddenly become Party Central. I'm quite sure it's going to be increasingly silly and fun tonight. Even if we're going to have to take the 1 down to Van Ness and probably walk from there to the opera house (and leave a few hours early at that) because our usual parking is going to be impossible, the Civic Center area promises to be festive. I've half a mind to take my camera just to take pictures of the mood and any events.
Tomorrow we really don't have too much planned, not that we were expecting to. We're not ones to make a big celebration out of personal events. I mean, the big day back in '05 went like this: wake up, get dressed, head to the court house, have the judge get us hitched (all before 10:30 if I recall correctly), and head over to the diner for pancakes and coffee. This would be followed up by a trip to Barnes & Noble for some book browsing, then spending the day watching movies because it was early summer and it was too damn hot out to do anything else. No big reception (that wasn't until October), no big party, no big to-do. The return to mundane everyday life was almost amusing, heading to work that following Monday with my new ring, looking at it and trying to wrap my head around what had just happened to me within the course of a year.
So yeah, tomorrow? We still don't have concrete plans, but we're reasonably certain it's going to include pancakes and coffee (as Sundays usually are). Not sure about the book store considering our pathetic attempts at trying to curb our bookbuying habits lately, but we shall see.
Cut to yesterday's momentous news on marriage equality, added to it being Pride Weekend, not to mention the ALAAC (librarian's association conference) taking place, and San Francisco has suddenly become Party Central. I'm quite sure it's going to be increasingly silly and fun tonight. Even if we're going to have to take the 1 down to Van Ness and probably walk from there to the opera house (and leave a few hours early at that) because our usual parking is going to be impossible, the Civic Center area promises to be festive. I've half a mind to take my camera just to take pictures of the mood and any events.
Tomorrow we really don't have too much planned, not that we were expecting to. We're not ones to make a big celebration out of personal events. I mean, the big day back in '05 went like this: wake up, get dressed, head to the court house, have the judge get us hitched (all before 10:30 if I recall correctly), and head over to the diner for pancakes and coffee. This would be followed up by a trip to Barnes & Noble for some book browsing, then spending the day watching movies because it was early summer and it was too damn hot out to do anything else. No big reception (that wasn't until October), no big party, no big to-do. The return to mundane everyday life was almost amusing, heading to work that following Monday with my new ring, looking at it and trying to wrap my head around what had just happened to me within the course of a year.
So yeah, tomorrow? We still don't have concrete plans, but we're reasonably certain it's going to include pancakes and coffee (as Sundays usually are). Not sure about the book store considering our pathetic attempts at trying to curb our bookbuying habits lately, but we shall see.
