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		<title>And then, there was a Dragoness</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Nov 2007 19:05:45 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Withstand the Fury Dragon</dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[Edmonton]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Grace]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.kenandgrace.com" target="_blank">Grace and I</a> landed safely at <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/edmonton/" rel="tag">Edmonton</a> International Airport later in the evening last Friday (the 2nd of November), ending off our ten-day honeymoon in <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/greece/" rel="tag">Greece</a> tired and more than a little glad to be back in North America, but still in awe of what was, for the most part, an enjoyable adventure abroad.  Although it started out feeling more like a trip than a <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/honeymoon/" rel="tag">honeymoon</a>, we slowed our pace down a bit and just enjoyed each others&#8217; company for a few days&#8230;and it was great.  I am truly blessed to have such a wonderful wife as she.</p>
<p>It was nice to just get away from all the hectic tedium of the wedding and post-wedding frenzy, and to be equally sure it was nice to just get away from the apartment for a day or ten.  I had only moved my things over to <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/grace/" rel="tag">Grace</a>&#8216;s a couple of days prior to the <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/wedding/" rel="tag">wedding</a> itself, and hadn&#8217;t had time to unpack much.  Add that to a considerable load of gifts* and it makes for one very messy, box-filled apartment indeed.</p>
<p>And really, I don&#8217;t think we could have picked a better place to escape to than the town on <a href="http://www.ultimaaiera.com/tag/crete/" rel="tag">Crete</a> that we ended up in.  Hania is not exactly a &#8220;small town&#8221;, with a population somewhere between 57,000 and 70,000 depending on which source you consult, but the architecture has strong Venetian influences, and in the &#8220;off season&#8221; it has a slow, relaxed pace to it that we just drank in for all the days we were there.</p>
<p>So before we get to the news that&#8217;s happened in the last couple of weeks, let me just say that it&#8217;s great to finally be married to a girl whom I have loved so much for so many years now.  I&#8217;m grateful that we had a blast in Greece and that we were able to travel in safety&#8230;but that gratitude cannot compare to the joy and praise that I feel in my heart at finally being able to see here there on the next pillow when I wake up in the morning.</p>
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