Que pasa con Felipe?

"Hi! I've been around for twenty weeks and now, so I've been told, they can identify my gender. But heck, I've seen the pics of me, and I can't figure it out. Can you help me?"

(Phil now speaking)

If I get enough samples for guesses of the gender, I'll compile a 2 x 2 contingency table and perhaps run a Chi-Square analysis, though it's probably not even necessary. Assuming one is not an ultrasound technician, radiologist, or doctor I want to test the hypothesis that a guess is influenced by the gender of the guesser. So if you are in any one of these occupations please don't guess either. As a matter of fact, I'm not really expecting any results at all! By the way, everything looks good. Negative results for CF, Down's Syndrome, and a few other diseases of concern. The mom does well. As of yet no name has been selected. To not skew results, if you already know the gender do not enter your results.

Wowsers. Did it take that long? It didn't seem too long ago when we got engaged. Now we're married. Woo hoo! So what's up with the title? Well after wedding rehearsal on the 8th of August, I blurted in a deep, husky voice, "Get'er done!" indicating how I couldn't wait to get the wedding day "all done." The phrase turend into a joke among the groomsmen and I.
The wedding ceremony occurred at Queen of Angels Parish on a drizzly day. By 5 minutes 'til 2 p.m. the bells were rung to indicate a wedding was going to begin.
The wedding reception took place at the historic Lake Crescent Lodge. Unless otherwise noted, pictures were taken by one of my ushers and nephew (cousin?) Michael.
Photos of the wedding taken by my nephew (cousin?) Michael can be found here, which is my cousin Ida's Snapfish account.
Photos from our phtographer David Conklin can be found here.