- Phenomenal Indian food (compliments of Katharine)
- The gift vase (donations "to" Ted for an organization in Haiti that he will be visiting next month on a trip with his law school)
- A big batch of chai (made by me, but recipe credits (which is what it's all about) go to Devin and his Indian host parents)
- Guests ranging from (at least) 7 different countries and spanning a good 4 decades (and you know some good conversation came from that)
And in case you're wondering, no, he couldn't actually blow them out. Katharine got a few to stay out on her first attempt, which only infuriated Ted more (again, good-naturedly), so he ended up going over to the sink and sending the trickster candles to a very watery death.
5 comments:
Fantastic picture Hannah! :) Thanks for the shout-out on here, and for documenting Ted's special day for us :) You made the evening that much better by being there. (I e-mailed your post to our in-laws so they could read about the party too, hehe). See you on Tuesday!
Recipe please :)
Thank YOU for hosting such a wonderful celebration, Katharine! There's always a lot of love and fun when you and Ted are involved. =)
And Miah, the recipe is on its way! Just know it must be made with lots and lots of love (which I don't think will be a problem for you).
I LOVE being in a community where friends are just down the block and where we have so many cultures, ages, and backgrounds represented in a gathering with the food, the music, and the people.
This is so great! Great lighting with the candles and the perfect catch of the look on his face. :)
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