Estella and I launched a website for our wedding:
http://www.carlosandestellawedding.com/
We will keep it up to date with information and announcements.
Estella and I launched a website for our wedding:
http://www.carlosandestellawedding.com/
We will keep it up to date with information and announcements.
“Just on the general topic of recovering emails from “trashed” disks, has it occurred to you that there might be serious investigative applications for a product that does exactly what Asheesh wants? With all the emails getting lost in the White House and all…
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See my new Photo Gallery.
I’ve given in. My photos are now on Flickr. I’m using FAlbum to integrate them with WordPress.
Our engagement photos are online! To access them, you will need to enter Estella’s e-mail address.
Our photographer was Travis Gagnon. He will also be photographing our wedding and we highly recommend him.
I just got the book Tattoo History: A Source Book by Steve Gilbert (ISBN 1-890451-06-1). It seems pretty comprehensive. Hopefully it will give us some good ideas.
For some reason or other, my alma mater decided it would not advertise this on-campus event.
Cristopher O’Brien, the author of Fermenting Revolution: How to Drink Beer and Save the World will be reading and signing books. This will take place on Saturday, 10 November 2007 from 18:00 to 19:00 EST at the Sherwood Room of Levering Hall. So if you’re in Baltimore, check it out.
This was brought to my attention by Nick Nichols, who teaches the Beer History and Appreciation course at Johns Hopkins University. For more information, see this flyer.
I don’t know when it happened, but Google finally lets you access your Gmail account using IMAP. In addition, you can configure your client to send e-mail through Google’s smtp server.
Estella and I want to get tattoos when we get married as permanent celebrations of our love for each other.
Right now, we are thinking of getting coordinating Polynesian tattoos. We would like something personalised for us that is also not offensive to any Polynesian culture.
We have found some limited information online, but we still have a lot of research to do.