Tracy and I got married on Saturday! Pictures are showing up all over the place; we (of course!) don't have any of our own, but I can point you here where you can access the various collections people are putting up (including those of our photographer).
The wedding helps to explain some of my silence. Things have been really busy since I last posted.
M. Anthony Aiello
While a minor overstatement, I find that the challenges of dependable computing are quite compelling and, moreover, have the potential for significant social and economic impact as our lives become increasingly tied to computers (like it or not).
When I'm not tied to my computer (all day at work, most days), I like to be outside, doing something, usually with a camera on my hip. Staring at pixels all day adds to an appreciation of the (unsampled) beauty of the real world.
2 comments:
hi ,anthony and tracy,congrats on being hitched till death do us part ,an old cliche but true in defining marriage.hope you have a beautiful life together.i saw moive the notebook remembered my young courtship days with neeta my wife since 1982.your photographs posted inspire me to bring out my dusty yaschika slr and post india's himalayas and my home town delhi's snaps .pse read my blog 'ramblings of a maverick.hope your troubles last as long as your new year resolutions in 2010,happy 2010.-arvind.
hi ,anthony and tracy,congrats on being hitched till death do us part ,an old cliche but true in defining marriage.hope you have a beautiful life together.i saw moive the notebook remembered my young courtship days with neeta my wife since 1982.your photographs posted inspire me to bring out my dusty yaschika slr and post india's himalayas and my home town delhi's snaps .pse read my blog 'ramblings of a maverick.hope your troubles last as long as your new year resolutions in 2010,happy 2010.-arvind.
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