{"id":743,"date":"2009-06-01T11:37:25","date_gmt":"2009-06-01T18:37:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.law.harvard.edu\/sweetpea\/?p=743"},"modified":"2009-06-04T14:44:54","modified_gmt":"2009-06-04T21:44:54","slug":"sf-and-cabo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/archive.blogs.harvard.edu\/sweetpea\/2009\/06\/01\/sf-and-cabo\/","title":{"rendered":"SF and Cabo"},"content":{"rendered":"

I’ve been busy traveling the last two weekends and preparing for guests the next three weekends.\u00a0 T and I were in SF for T’s cousin’s wedding in Golden Gate Park over Memorial Day weekend.\u00a0 I, as usual, was drastically unprepared for the weather.\u00a0 I have a knack for packing the exact opposite of what I’ll need on any given trip.\u00a0\u00a0 This time, it was much colder than the cool to slightly chilly weather I was expecting and the warm weather I was hoping for and packed for.<\/p>\n

Weather aside, it was a great weekend.\u00a0 The couple, who are both in med school and are self-proclaimed geeks, had so many sweet, personal touches to their wedding and the events surrounding it.\u00a0 Their rehearsal dinner had a fun trivia game component.\u00a0 Their ceremony involved the mixing of chemicals in a beaker.\u00a0 Their reception was at a great organic, vegetarian restaurant overlooking the water.\u00a0 Post-wedding activities included breakfast and a Giants game (they are huge fans).\u00a0 It made me want to go back and do our wedding weekend all over again!\u00a0 =)<\/p>\n

This past weekend, I went to Cabo with the Quad for our 5th Annual Quad Trip. Since K is getting married in November, this year’s trip served a duel purpose as both a reunion trip and a bachelorette party.\u00a0 I had a blast!\u00a0 The weather was perfect.\u00a0 Sunny with a nice warm breeze the whole weekend.\u00a0 The girls got in Wednesday\/Thursday and I arrived on Friday.\u00a0 Although Cabo was less busy than during my previous visits (presumably because of fears over the Swine Flu and increased violence in Mexico), there were just enough people around for it to be festive without being overwhelming.\u00a0 Plus, we discovered this wonderful, relatively secluded, beach which I’d never been to before.<\/p>\n

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This upcoming weekend, T’s high school friends are coming to town and staying with us.\u00a0 Then T’s mom is stopping by the following weekend on the way to T’s triplet cousins’ high school graduation.*\u00a0 And then one of T’s best friends from college is getting married in LA and many of T’s college friends are staying over.\u00a0 The next month will be a whirlwind but I’m looking forward to seeing everyone!\u00a0\u00a0 (Although the prospect of having that many visitors in the next few weeks really makes me wish we’d actually gotten around to painting\/decorating our place and hiring someone to clear our place, as we’ve been discussing for months!)<\/p>\n

* Sadly, I have to miss our HLS birthday weekend\/reunion in Virginia this weekend!\u00a0 =(\u00a0 Unfortunately, it’s just too many trips in too short a span (we’re also going to NY for a wedding in July).\u00a0 I hope you girls have a wonderful time and will fill me in on your adventures!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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