Monday, April 26, 2010
Jerusalem and the Dead Sea
For those friends and family who will be with us in Israel we're thinking about taking a couple-day tour of Jerusalem and the Dead Sea/Masada sometime around June 25th. Right now my mother, sister, possibly Sherry's cousin Jordie, and I are in. If you're interested in joining us hit me up.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Venice Beach
Some folks are asking what there is to do in the area when they come down for our wedding. Venice Beach is just a mile away and what more could you want to do than hang out with Harry Perry, the rollerblading guitar playing sikh?
Our wedding website
We put up a wedding website at theknot.com with information on location, dates, travel, and accommodatio.
http://www.theknot.com/ourwedding/SherryAmrani&TimEnloe
http://www.theknot.com/ourwedding/SherryAmrani&TimEnloe
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Obama
I was just flipping through my wedding planning book and read that if you send an invitation to the President and First Lady you'll get a lovely note congratulating you on your marriage. This is awesome. I'm totally going to do it!
Thursday, April 15, 2010
We were so excited to go to the courthouse this morning to pick up our marriage license but when we got to Sherry's car we saw that the back window was smashed out. Fortunately there was nothing stolen but it really put a damper on our plans. We're now off to the auto glass repair shop and hopefully we can get to the courthouse tomorrow.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Book'em, Danno
Here we are booking our flights to Israel with our travel agent, Freda Biren, at Travel Galore. She has been booking tickets for the Amranis for years and feels like family even though I hadn't met her before.

Afterwards, with Israel on my mind, we went to the Israeli grocery down the street to satiate my apetite for middle easter food. I can't wait to eat the jachnun which takes ten hours of baking to prepare.
Hopefully we won't be paying any visits to Dr. Praeger's office for at least a little while.
Afterwards, with Israel on my mind, we went to the Israeli grocery down the street to satiate my apetite for middle easter food. I can't wait to eat the jachnun which takes ten hours of baking to prepare.
Hopefully we won't be paying any visits to Dr. Praeger's office for at least a little while.
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