Big family news

I am thrilled to announce that last night TM married his partner, and so we have a new son-in-law! We couldn't be more thrilled. It was a very small private ceremony with parents and a few friends. They will have a larger celebration with family sometime in the summer. A few pictures that J. took. 





Of course now I need to assign yet another initial to the family collection. I truly with I could go back in time and suggest to myself that what seemed like a brilliant idea would become completely unwieldy with the addition of more children and then spouses, but here we are. Our new son-in-law will be referred to as JH because no one has seemed to be able to marry someone with an available initial letter. 

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Comments

Dawn O’Donnell said…
Congratulations to the happy couple. I wish you so much joy and happiness in your life together ❤️
12/14/2025 7:38 PM
Jennifer said…
Congratulations Curry family! I think I commented on the last wedding post.. or maybe it was W's wedding, that you should make a rule that spouses conform to the initials that are left! Kids these days! Just wanna make things difficult. My dad and his brother are twins and their names both start with Js. My dad met my mom through my uncle and his girlfriend (later wife) and my mom and my aunt's first names start with S. My brother and I are both Js, as was my grandmother so blogging by first initial was never going to work.

An aside... my aunt and uncle got married on Dec 28th... everyone was living in Toronto at the time (way, way back in the 60s) and my dad's car got stuck on Bloor Street. I hope the weather cooperated for you!
12/15/2025 12:12 AM
Alison in VT said…
Congratulations to TM and JH and to you and J also! Weddings are wonderful and we're excited for all of you♥️
12/16/2025 8:37 AM
Britta said…
Congratulations! ❤️ Love the cake picture - they look so happy! 🥰
12/18/2025 12:48 AM
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