I wrote more about our first and second days in Rome, our day in Milan, and our journey home.
Berck contributed as well, and you can tell when he refers to both of us in the third person. He also wrote this one entirely.
(we're all about bandwagons…)
I wrote more about our first and second days in Rome, our day in Milan, and our journey home.
Berck contributed as well, and you can tell when he refers to both of us in the third person. He also wrote this one entirely.
We each have Amazon wish lists, so check those out. You have to use “Brenner” to find mine.
For Joanna:
An electric pressure cooker
A Belgian waffle iron
A mushroom brush
Airplane cross stitch patterns (or a computer program to make them)
Some BDU pants, size Large-Regular or inseam 29 1/2 to 32 in., waist 35 to 39. I prefer solid black, but any color or design would be fine.
A Camelbak
SmartWool socks
Thick cotton boot socks
For Berck:
Smith & Wesson Captain’s Flashlight
Cuff links
Camping hammock
Shalom Auslander’s new book
SmartWool black dress socks
Berck also wants BDU pants, X-Large-Regular, inseam 29-32 1/2, waist 39 to 43, but they HAVE to be ripstop (you can tell because the fabricmakes little squares). He doesn’t particularly want camo colored. Solid colors are fine.
For both:
Amazingly, our Amazon wedding registry is still active. As is the one at Cooking.com (Berck is especially keen about knives).
Pictures are up!
We made it and somehow drove home from the Denver airport after having been up 24 hours straight. Maybe Berck will post some more stuff today.
We’re in Philly waiting for a flight to Denver. Berck is nervous because there aren’t an abundance of empty seats. He’s been checking the availability every chance at Internet we get on our trip. If for some reason we can’t get on the one that’s supposed to leave in 20 minutes (which isn’t at the gate yet), there’s another one in another two hours. This one would be nice to get on because it will get in at 8 something, and we’ll get home in plenty of time to get a good night sleep (so I can go to work tomorrow).