Sunday began with outdoor breakfast

at which the waiter was incognito and the food looked very good before we greeted the others

who were eating inside and did some bunny tricks

with our napkins before deciding to abandon the heat and join the inside group

even as more assembled for breakfast and we met Gregory's former room mate who is going to heal horses as we headed upstairs and relaxed

before heading down to admire Janet's quilt with the troups before Ben led us to a couch where this group picture was taken.

Next we drove downtown and gave this gentleman $4 to park in his lot as the other car arrived and we admired the geometric building as we made our way across the street to the Nasher Sculpture Center and once there took a few pictures in the entryway before getting tickets and posing with some sculptures and enjoying others including the typewriter eraser and the Roy Lichtenstein and the clothespin (original in Philadelphia) and this one with the hidden person and this one that was covered by random digits as well as a few more before heading outside to see an interesting collection including one like the PU art museum one and the states and to group with the standing people who had arms

as opposed to the Princeton people who don't and the workman who moved his arm and this colorful sculpture after which we ran into the others and observed the sun to Suzanne's delight from the inner chamber before proceeding to a few more sculptures and taking many pictures amidst the food line with a break for the skyline before taking more

While we were waiting for the crowd to clear the gift shop, Sarah did some experimental photography of the rain outside the walls the construction

the people in the gift shop and her flipflops and feet before Jason and Michelle discussed wrist bands and Grandma suggested it was time to head back where the seats were ready and those gathered were enjoying lunch while the rest of us headed to Mercado Juarez Cafe for group pictures and lunch as we all over ordered

very good food and ate a little too much hoping that our clothes would still fit.

After a short break, each of us

finished getting dressed and I tried mirror pictures which never work and a head on shot from a bad angle before getting pictures of the family members getting ready for the wedding. Once downstairs, we greeted the Meyer-Roux's and Janet and Dansyl and then Janet and Syl as Dan showed off his tux and Michelle and Fran appeared while we had to walk past the grimy ash tray en route to the couples listening to the string quartet as Lois found her seat and we looked at the crowd as Alon was undoubtedly taking a picture of the chupah to Fran's amusement as Ben posed for Jason and Serge used old technology to take pictures that must have been like this picture of the Pinkels or these self portraits and this profile as Dansyl and then Larry and Janet were all seated as Matt settled in and the groomsmen

in various configurations waited for the bridesmaids

to settle and for the ring bearers to come forth in the wagon and get ready to sit through the ceremony. As the ceremony progressed

the ring bearers observed as they were pronounced and then shown as husband and wife. This led to the usual round

of family photos as the crowds cleared for more photos and Ben and Jane and then the 5 of us and then the 7 of us before the Dick and Fran family tree posed for this camera before separating into these generations and this one not to mention Jean and Lois and a few shoe pictures followed by many pictures of the babies in their wagon

as we dissembled and headed away to the bar only to have to return for family pictures and then Paige and Greg and Erin before the photographers took this picture (and maybe a few more) and sent us back to eat.

At our table, were Mikey and Hon Beast and Barb and their kids not to mention cousin John who was at the next table. The cameras were rolling for the first dance as Ben had his fruit and I had my salad with pretty butter pats and sorbet as we took pictures of Mikey's family until the chicken nuggets came and the kids posed with their Heinz bottles in the hope that this would get John Kerry elected. Suzanne had this and I had this with her red wine and my white to amuse us as the cookies came and Ben went to visit Sylvia and he and Rob tried to amuse Sylvia as the couple took to the dance floor bringing out the photographers who recorded this as Ben and Sean were amused as Dan learned that Donna's daughter had given birth and various family members thought about dancing and then recorded that we did as they went off with the camera and took a lot of pictures

before I got this picture of Dick and Larry and Alon and Mikey as the cakes appeared and Dansyl watched as they were cut and the crowds watched as bride and groom fed each and I tried to get too close and then was able to see Ben's mouth before the birthday girls appeared and the bride and groom played the ``how well do you know each other'' game as things blurred before I got a picture of the blended family and one of brother and sister and Jane and Suzanne holding a baby as the chairs were lifted for bride and groom

and for the groom's parents and for the bride's parents before Mikey and Jane danced and we said good night to the babies and decided to call it a day.