...see our photos as we savored close-up the spectacular scenery and magnificent island homes in thousand islands...

We are really grateful that we're invited in an exclusive garden wedding in upstate New York. Castle wedding has been a choice of many celebrities since it is more memorable and more romantic. Leah and Brad uttered their "I do, I do" at the Singer Castle at Dark Island in Chippewa Bay, NY just in the border of U.S. and Canada. Our best wishes to the loving couple. We are also happy to finally meet our relatives (Avila-Rono) in Ottawa and Mississagua, Canada.

The next day, we enjoyed the leisurely cruise, which highlights the "Millionaire's Row" section of the U.S. islands and then loops into Canadian waters before heading back to Alexandria Bay.

Together with our friends, we went to Ate Marie's house for her babyshower. Since it was a great summer day, it was also our first BBQ party for this year.

...watch the 7.5 minutes video footage of the fight between Peter & Harry just below this post...

"It's official: Spider-Man 3 will be taking over New York City for one full week of movie marketing, before premiering -- as we expected -- at the Tribeca Film Festival. "Spider-Man Week in NYC" will run from April 30 through May 6, and will feature all kinds of different Spidey-related activities. From -- I kid you not -- Spider-Man inspired raps at the Apollo Theater in Harlem (I wonder how many of those raps will include a number of different definitions for the word 'Mary Jane') to Spidey Chats at the Central Park and Bronx Zoos -- The Big Apple will turn, well, webbed later this month.

The actual Spider-Man 3 premiere will most likely take place mid-week and, according to reports, will take place in Queens -- home to Peter Parker. Now, I could be wrong (and correct me if I am), but isn't Peter Parker from Forest Hills? Or did they just shoot scenes in Forest Hills? Either way, I live in Forest Hills -- and so it would be a real fun treat to be able to catch the flick in Spidey's hometown, and not have to spend two hours on a train commuting back home. If you're not able to catch the premiere in Queens, apparently there will be several different screenings taking place throughout the city. Some other stuff taking place that week: You've got a street festival and cast appearance at Rockefeller Center on April 30, original Spidey comic books will be on display at the New York Public Library, and there will be some Green Goblin mask-making at the Children's Museum of Manhattan, as well as lots more. So put in for time off now folks, cause Spidey is coming to town." -Erik Davis wrote in his blog.

We live in Queens, too and we're expecting it to be shown at Kaufmann Astoria.

Check out the Spider-Man Week in NYC website for upcoming events around the town.

Enjoy your weekend!