52 regional Thanksgiving dishes by state: The United States of Thanksgiving

DocPop’s experience with “Shirtstorm” reminded me somewhat of my experience with a certain billboard: Question Intolerance (ah, memories)

I love the things people are passionate about: How to fold the world-record-setting paper airplane “Suzanne” (also worth a watch: Cooking the Alinea cookbook)

Unintentional post-apocalypticism: Sand dune next to a street sign.

I figured it might be important to post something about it here for those of you who don’t also follow Stephanie on Facebook—where the news was initially disseminated, far and wide.

In common parlance: we got married! Last Friday, amidst the rain and the Giants Parade and Halloween, the two of us went down to San Francisco City Hall, filled out the requisite paperwork, and had a poignant ceremony lasting just over two minutes. The tripod was our only witness, recording the brief event to share with our families in Texas, France, and beyond. Though we would have loved for them to be there with us, it just didn’t make sense for everyone to come so far for so little. (Don’t worry, we’re going to try to get the families together in France next summer!) Afterwards we went up to the fourth floor of City Hall and took photos of each other in our new spiffy duds for over an hour. Et voila! We were married.