I went to a blogging convention and a wedding broke out

Thursday, October 13th, 2005

For the four of you who don’t know, I spent last weekend back in the Cultural Corridor, doing what you do when you’re in the Cultural Corridor: wearing a tie and drinking Budweiser. Under a crisp October sky, two people I respect immensely who also happen to be perfect for each other inked a long term contract with a nice signing bonus.

I would say many more nice things about the two of them except that they’re drinking cocktails on a Mexican beach and I’m eating dried pineapple and crackers at 2 am in Michigan. I resent that.

The day was not all cake and vows though! As I was introducing myself to the groom’s mother she exclaimed, "Oh so this is Mattbot!" Turns out that half of Tony’s family reads this blahg. So a hearty hello to my LaPorte City fanbase, I appreciate your patronage. Between you and me, the comment at the rehearsal dinner about Tony’s "basketball head" did not go unappreciated, even if it only got minor chuckles from the assembled company.

As it turned out, I ended up putting faces to internet identities most of the day. Unexpected, and kind of fun. At any rate, it’s the closest I’ll ever get to celebrity.

The day in pictures:

Peanut gallery arrives

The peanut gallery arrives.

Robert with program

Ocu-Master picks a bad day to learn how to read.

MattScott5000

The original Kings of Content, right before the infamous "drink of booze" joke that nearly ruined the wedding.

Handlebar moustache

Most photographed dude at the wedding.

I'm with Sheala

I’m with Sheala

Beer run

The waitstaff was incredibly prompt and courteous.

Baby with beer

Baby takes a drink of booze.

Content webring

3/5 of The Content Webring™

Elvis

It would’ve been weird without him.

 

2 Responses to “I went to a blogging convention and a wedding broke out”

  1. Ocu-Master

    I’d just like to point out how remarkably photogenic we all are. TCW is one sexy webring!

  2. Second Effort

    [...] truly was the The Perfect Day, described there by my cousin Alyssa. Also available on the net are this post by the incomparable mattbot, who discovered half his blog’s readership is Polish on that fateful [...]

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