Liza Gets Married

 

Liza and John chose Cleveland Ohio as their wedding spot because its inbtwn Lexington Kentucky and Erie Pennsylvania, their hometowns. The thing about cleveland is theres like no one in cleveland. most places we went we were like, where's all the people? they have these shopping arcades downtown where all the businesses could have existed 200 yrs ago, haberdashers, jewelers, dress makers. There's lots of beautiful architecture thanks to the Rockefellers standard oil money making it an industrial hub but those times are gone and a shell remains. It gets filled at sports ball times a little (cleveland cavaliers, cleveland guardians that changed from the indians but they still use that chief wahoo logo a lot, cleveland browns) 

vintage shopping, Austin 3:16 vest, as in WWF wrestler stone cold steve austin. We walked around the west side market area and there was no one. we went to Great lakes brewing and that's where there were a lot of people. Ate weird perogis there and did not have time to get a Polish boy sandwich whilst in Cleveland cuz we were in and out.

where is everyone, view from the hotel window

not really selling it


then there's the beautiful arcade , no one's in here, there was a coffee place all the way downstairs in the back with lots of people waiting for coffee but that was it


The Soldiers' & Sailors' monument admin offices have to be somewhere, why not in the arcade forgotten by time?



Cleveland Steamer

helped set up the reception at the Union Club of Cleveland. Lots of stuff like this on the walls. As a non white person you're thinking, i bet there was some bad stuff goin on.


I got to take a nap, jen had to go to bridesmaid stuff too bad. I needed this nap because i was volunteered the night before to go with Luke to another bar after a whole night of drinking, where inevitably talk of the Normans came about

congrats you two

i illustrated their save the date, and the art was in the elevator


they had a live band, open bar, i talked to SO many people

at the airport. No thank you.

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