Got Hitched, Yo

So we left WLA around 8:30am to head off to the LAX courthouse.

Our appointment was at 10:00am, but we were told to come 30 mins early to wait in line to register. But there was no line!

There were two couples + witnesses in front of us.
One couple went in ahead of us. I guess their appointment was at 9:30am.

The other couple was after us, so the retired judge(?) asked if we wanted to start early. Since じゅるる's family showed up a little before 9:45, we decided to start.

And it took less than 15 mins.
He did the ring ceremony for us too (asked if we had rings. I guess some people come w/o them).

Both mothers signed as witnesses... bad idea, since they both don't understand English much. Lots of interpreting between the retired judge(?) and the mothers. Good thing we do this for a living.

And we posed for pictures, and the end.

Photos may or may not see the light of day.
Depends on how fat my arms look.

Lots of UPS Deliveries

We've been getting lots of deliveries at Koge House.

I realized they're all addressed to じゅるる, though. I guess that's how it's set up in the hitched registry, but it's the Yama residence.

Which wouldn't be a problem, except...

Mr G had to make sure he was delivering stuff to the right address. And the reason why we had set up the Koge House as the delivery address was b/c Mr G already knows us (and when we'll be home)... but it doesn't work if it's not addressed to one of the Yamas. Hmmm...

There's already a bunch coming this way, so it's kinda late to change it now.

Thanks to all of those who are sending stuff.
I'm keeping tabs on all the in-and-out spending, so I will repay w/ what's due when you get hitched. Or have offsprings. Or if none of those, double or triple-up on birthdays and holidays.

Finally DSL!

じゅるる Skyped me that we're finally connected at the new place.

Of course A*&T was supposed to mail the DSL modem to Koge House, but it ended up on the front porch of the new place. Hmmmm.

Good.
Now I don't have to keep walking over to Koge House & asking じゅるる to come pick me up in the middle of the night. (Cuz it's still dangerous to walk 4 buildings down at 2am in the morning)