June 23-25 2000
| When I get a second to fill in all the details, this is where they will appear. Until then, feel free to peruse the photographs and my preliminary comments. |
  My older sister Kristy, and Mo, fixin' to fly.  The ticket agent, upon seeing me said, "Let me guess. You're flying to Hawaii!" I asked if we could change our tickets, but she said no.  Here we are boarding the prop plane in Dallas. The Texas sun gets a little bright out there on the Tarmac.  Can you hear the propellers chopping? I can. In fact, they haunt me still to this day.  This is the Arkansas River on the approach to Little Rock National Airport. We came so close to the water I thought we were going to attempt a water landing.  The blushing bride and gregarious groom, Sarah and Jeff, listening to his mother's toast.  Kristy, my cousin Katy, and Mo.  Some guy, Jeff the groom, some girl with a white shirt, and another girl with a blue shirt.  Mo, and my Aunt Terry, mother of the Groom.  Matt, the Groom's best man/brother, and myself, after a nice desert of blue icecream.  Mo and Kristy, sisters since birth.  Kristy, cousin Bo, cousin Katy, Mo.  Mo standing in front of the Old State House, where Arkansas's government did their thing until moving to the New State House. This is an illustration of why people should not be placed in perfectly semetric photographs.  The Old State House is a museum and one of the current shows was hand-made quilts made by Black Arkansans. For some reason we chose to photograph this poster, but not the quilts. Go figure.  Here is Kristy pretending to answer Clinton's pretend phone.  Here is a picture of Little Rock Central High School. It is where in 1957 the United States National Guard forced intigration of black students into an all-white school.  My aunt Susan and uncle Cleytin climbing the stairs to the main entrance.  Mo standing at the front entrance. This building is the only high school on the list of most beautiful buildings.  This Exxon station was converted to be a museum for the high school. This is Kristy standing by one of the gas pumps.  The Rose Law Firm is where Hillary Clinton worked hard to hide the trail of the Whitewater deal.  Here four of us are standing at the church/cathedral.  A zoom of the previous picture, you can see more clearly myself, Mo, Susan, and Cleytin.  Here are the bridesmaids.  This is the flowergirl and her younger sister.  This is the father of the bride walking Sarah up the isle.  This is just after the "I now pronounce you..." part of the ceremony.  You want to click on this one to see how very happy they are, as well as Jeff's mom Terry giving him five in congratulations.  The Maid of Honor and the Best Man, following the leader.  Here is Matt giving his Best Man toast.  Here is the mother-son dance with Terry really getting down to the music.  Here is their first dance as a married couple.  Kristy took this picture half-way between the "C" and "A" of people dancing to the song, "YMCA".  Kristy, myself, and Mo, all trying to look related. people have visited this page since June 28, 2000. This page was last updated 9-16-00. Return to Andrew's Pictures Page. Return to Andrew's Homepage.  |