Big rehearsal dinner with the Boston cousins and the 2d-cousin-in-laws-to-be. Big family is fun and being the immigrants' kid you do not get it too often. My namesake uncle hosted my namesake cousin's do
at the Rustic Kitchen and it was great. A big room with almost 50 family and family to be including Auntie Mary from Long Island (I think). Best thing for something like this
is great waiting staff especially when you have two little kids. Treating them like the stars makes everything work well for everyone else. I late-delivered last year's cousin bride an inukstuk so I imagine there will be questions tonight about what the heck it means. I
wanted something Canadian and a canoe was just too much.
Today, the fishies in the beeeg tanks.

Comments
Barb - April 16, 2005 3:16 PM
So, inquiring minds want to know - what's an inukstuk?
Arthur - April 16, 2005 11:29 PM
what's an inukstuk?
This is part of the Citizenship test too, Alan??
Alan - April 17, 2005 9:47 AM
An inukshuk which is definitely part of the citizenship test, is that little Inuit pile of stones in the shape of a person used as a marker in the north which has become something of a Canadian icon. Here is an example.