Wedding picture goodliness
Ma has another nephew wedding to plaster all over creation. This is the youngest male of Loren's oldest brother, Bruce's tribe, Bevan and wife Elrike.
Congratulations to the lovely couple!

It was an October wedding, which is the onset of spring in New Zealand (way to get the pics out in a timely manner, guys).
Just to rehearse a little Hoyt history, Bruce and Lois moved from the United States to New Zealand when they had 6 children, and had two more over there. With Bevan now married, that leaves one more to go.
Here is a Hoyt family shot. You can see where they probably made up two thirds of the attendance at the wedding :-D
Between bride and groom is Bruce--father of the groom, and Lois--mother of the groom, is just to the right of Enrike.
I believe Bevan was the one who did strange things like ride a unicycle and juggle with flaming torches or maybe Uzis...I don't recall. ANYWAY, he does stuff like that and here he is reenacting his initial attempts to attract a mate, not unlike the displays of plummage witnessed between certain birds.
I am hoping that this illustration of the Hoyt penchant for idiosyncratic behavior will help others to understand just a little bit of what I go through, having married into the Hoyt family.
But I'm not asking for sympathy, oh no. Just send money to help allay my mental health expenses.
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Congratulations to the lovely couple!

It was an October wedding, which is the onset of spring in New Zealand (way to get the pics out in a timely manner, guys).
Just to rehearse a little Hoyt history, Bruce and Lois moved from the United States to New Zealand when they had 6 children, and had two more over there. With Bevan now married, that leaves one more to go.
Here is a Hoyt family shot. You can see where they probably made up two thirds of the attendance at the wedding :-D
Between bride and groom is Bruce--father of the groom, and Lois--mother of the groom, is just to the right of Enrike.I believe Bevan was the one who did strange things like ride a unicycle and juggle with flaming torches or maybe Uzis...I don't recall. ANYWAY, he does stuff like that and here he is reenacting his initial attempts to attract a mate, not unlike the displays of plummage witnessed between certain birds.
I am hoping that this illustration of the Hoyt penchant for idiosyncratic behavior will help others to understand just a little bit of what I go through, having married into the Hoyt family.But I'm not asking for sympathy, oh no. Just send money to help allay my mental health expenses.
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2 Comments:
Good form on the hand stand.
Tim
Thank you for sharing, the story, the photos! Beaautiful!
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