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The turning of the New Year is always
significant: it’s a time to reflect on the past and to celebrate
possibilities ahead. For the last five years, Liza and Aaron
have spent New Year's hunkered down with a gaggle of friends for several
days of cooking, eating, laughing, and sharing floor space – a couple
of times in West Cornwall, CT, once in NYC, once in Providence, and last
year, in Berkeley.
This year, we want to gather a close circle of family and friends in Boonville,
CA to mark the beginning of a New Year and to witness, support and celebrate
our marriage. The wedding ceremony will be at 1:00pm on New Year's Day,
Saturday, January 1, 2005, although we truly envision a weekend of wedding
- a spacious few days in which to connect pasts to futures, families to
families to friends.
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Liza and Aaron will arrive in Boonville
in the afternoon. If you’re traveling out here and you can make it
up to Boonville on Thursday, that’d be great. You’ll have more
time to adjust and to enjoy the area. We will have dinner in town with whoever’s
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The main arrival day. We would
love everyone to get to Boonville as soon as you can on Friday, and we strongly
recommend you make the drive by daylight. There are many fun things to do
in the area during the day, and we will have a New Year's Eve dinner at
8pm at the Boonville Hotel. Dinner will go late and will then turn into
a New Year’s Eve party. |
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Everyone should gather at the
Boonville Hotel at noon, and the wedding ceremony will take place at the
hotel at 1pm. We will have a long, leisurely afternoon of eating, drinking,
dancing and storytelling afterwards from 3pm on. |
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Brunch will be served at the
Boonville Hotel and we’ll play the afternoon by ear. There are fun
things to do around Anderson Valley for anyone who can stay for the day
(hikes, trips to the coast, winery visits, etc.), and Liza and Aaron will
probably head back to Berkeley in the late afternoon. As husband and wife.
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