just like every morning, i walked out of my apartment building to head to work.  but today, something was different.  you could just tell that it is autumn now.  there's a certain crispness about the air today and  it's a little sad. 

i absolutely love living in san francisco.  the city has treated me really well during the last two years and four months, but the lack of summer kills.  there are very few days that go by where i don't think about how unfortunate the weather is in these parts.  for god's sake, i live in california.  i must live on the only seven mile by seven mile piece of land in this state that does not have real summer weather.  then again, you have la where it's summer non-stop.  nor cal should petition to steal some summer weather from so cal.  :)

it's official.  i've decided i'm the official good luck charm for the rockies.  i've gone to four rockies games here in sf and they've won them all.  during this last series against the giants, the rockies were down two games.  i had my doubts at first, but they must have known i was going to the game today because they really pumped it up.  they cranked out two home runs even before i got there!  they won today 8-0. :)

i've never been asked to be a bridesmaid... that is, until tonight.  a good friend of mine called saying, "i'm calling because i have an important question to ask..."  

just had to share my first with everyone :)

ugh.  i've been buried in work for the last two weeks.  i can barely find the time to take a breath!
more posts coming, i promise.

i spent the other weekend up in tahoe for a good friend's wedding.  this was my first wedding of a non-family memeber, and the groom happened to be one of the first friends i'd made in college.  i guess things have weird ways of coming full circle, eh?  the entire thing was beautiful - as all weddings are.  everything about it represented the couple really well.  they had it up on top of a mountain overlooking the lake.  the view was gorgeous and the weather couldn't have been more prefect.  seriously, the wind literally stopped when the ceremony started... and picked right back up after it finished.  we all had to take the ski lift up in order to get to the ceremony site.  definitely the first time i'd taken a ski lift when there wasn't any snow on the ground.  the lift was perfectly fit for the event because they'd met in a ski lift line at breckenridge back in college.  as it turns out, the maid of honor introduced the couple to each other.  at the reception, each table was marked with the name of a specific place.  boulder, colorado.  breckenridge, colorado.  jackson hole, wyoming.  whilster, bc.  airlie beach, australia.  incline village, nevada.  london, england.  cusco, peru. etc.  each location having a special memory associated with it, and at each table there was a short write-up explaining the significance of the location.  definitely cute because it gave the wedding attendants a chance to learn more about their history and how they ended up becoming who they are now.  

it was so amazing to see the two of them together on their big day.  the entire time i've known them, they've been the perfect couple.  their interests, values, and life goals are so aligned with each other.  i think the most amazing thing about their wedding was seeing how happy and in love they were with each other.  yeah, it's such a cheesy thing to say.  but, seriously, i couldn't help but be happy for them.