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Back to SF | Part 7: A Wedding in the Presidio

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we all met at my first “real” job in sf — I think it was all of our first jobs — and have been friends ever since.. love these guys.

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sorry ladies, he’s all mine

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Now for the *real* reason we were in SF — one of my friends was getting married!

The wedding ceremony and reception both took place in the Presidio. I know I keep saying this, but the Presidio is yet another one of my favorite places in SF. In fact, we were almost married here before we decided on having our wedding in Texas.

When I was younger I hated going to weddings — I always found them to be so cookie cutter and boring. But now, sometimes weddings are the only chance we get to reunite — and drink — with old friends. Isn’t there a saying about weddings and funerals? So we made the most of what time we had. We hung outside in the Presidio on an uncharacteristically warm SF evening while a pig roasted on a spit. We ate, drank, laughed, reconnected, caught up, rehashed old memories and took lots of silly polaroids. Seeing all my friends again, so many now with kids,  and watching one get married (since this wedding they too have had a kid) just reminded me how much we had all been through together, how much we had grown, how much we shared, and how much I missed them. It had been too long. But then it always seems that way with good friends.

MORE FROM THIS SF TRIP

Back to SF // Part 1: In-n-Out + Union Square
Back to SF // Part 2: Glen Park + Our Old Home
Back to SF // Part 3: Tin Types + Sushi Sams
Back to SF // Part 4: Glen Canyon Park + Japantown
Back to SF // Part 5: Land’s End Trail + Sutro Baths
Back to SF // Part 5.5: That Time When the Hubs got Roofied
Back to SF // Part 6: Ferry Building & Farmers’ Market
Souvenirs from SF

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