Yes, the simplification of Adam is still plugging along….but that’s not what I’m here to talk about today. Today, I’d like to take a minute and recognize someone very special to me. Today at 2PM, my fiance, Sarah Adelaide Davidson Huff, will be graduating from the Boston College School of Law. A very impressive feat indeed. A journey that started three years ago (amidst much trepidation) in Washington DC at American University has finally culminated here at Boston College, in the great city of Newton, MA.

Not only is Sarah graduating from BC Law with fantastic grades, but she also just finished a year in which she was the Senior Articles Editor for the Boston College International and Comparative Law Review. A job whose responsibilities included reading and editing lengthy articles written by law school professors around the country and deciding if they were fit for publication. Now before she was elected to this lofty position, Sarah was also published in this very same publication. So, if you happen to find yourself perusing the Boston College International and Comparative Law Review (Vol, XXX, No. 1) Winter 2007 - please turn to page 237 and there you will see a particularly interesting note entitled “The Abortion crisis in Peru: Finding a Woman’s Right to Obtain Safe and Legal Abortions in the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” (PDF). A truly engrossing read if I do say so myself (I helped edit it).

And yet my bragging continues.

Not only did she finish law school with great grades, a published note in a prestigious journal, and an editorial position on said journal, she has also managed to secure herself two–count ‘em, two!–professional opportunities. Starting in September, Sarah will be working as a judicial clerk at the Rhode Island Supreme Court in Providence, Rhode Island. This position is for nine months, after which she will begin her second (yes, second) employment opportunity within the comfy confines of downtown Boston. Sarah will begin, dare I say, her legal career at the uber-prestigious firm of Choate, Hall, and Stewart where she will begin to fine tune her craft in (we think) trust and estate planning. Supposedly a career that comes with a fairly nice lifestyle…there will be 10% discounts to all Fluid Imagination readers for their last will and testaments.

So for those of you that will be joining us tonight at our barbecue, I look forward to seeing you and sharing a Twisted Tea on the deck (in celebration of my girl). For those of you who live out of town or won’t be able to make it tonight, please join me in congratulating the smartest, most beautiful, incredibly engaging, and downright amazing person that I’ve ever come across….I so firmly believe this, in fact, that I chose to marry her.

Congrats baby.