#ploye'

[heraldrydiculous]

#418 Employee

[punkbakerchristine]

Flatbreads

yes, these will be listed in my “breads of the world”, should, if, and when it takes off

Europe

Bannock (Scotland)

Bazlama (Turkey)

Bolo do caco (Madeira, Portugal)

Borlengo (Italy)

Farl (Ireland & Scotland)

Flammkuchen/Tarte flambée (Alsace, Germany)

Flatbrød (Norway)

Flatkaka (Iceland)

Focaccia (Italy)

Ftira (Malta)

Gözleme (Turkey)

Hoggan (Cornwall, England)

Hönökaka (Norway)

Lagana (Greece)

Lángos (Hungary)

Lefse (Norway)

Oatcake (United Kingdom)

Pane carasu (Sardinia, Italy)

Parlenka (Bulgaria)

Pita (Turkey & Greece)

Pizza (Italy)

Poga��a (Balkans & Turkey)

Pastetx (Gascony, France)

Piadina (Italy)

Pinsa (Rome)

Pitâ/Lipie/Turtâ (Romania)

Pichade (Menton, France)

Pissaladière (France)

Podpłomyk (Poland)

Posúch (Slovakia)

Rieska (Finland)

Saj bread (Turkey)

Somun and Lepina (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Spianata sarda (Sardinia, Italy)

Staffordshire oatcake (England)

Shotis Puri (Georgia)

Tonis puri (Georgia)

Tigella (Italy)

Talo (France)

Torta (Spain)

Torta al testo (Umbria, Italy)

Torta de Gazpacho (Spain)

Tunnbröd (Sweden)

Yufka (Turkey)

Middle East & Africa

Aghroum (Algeria)

Barbari (Iran)

Bataw (Egypt)

Chapati (Swahili coast, Uganda)

Eish merahrah (Egypt)

Gurassa (Sudan)

Harcha (Morocco)

Injera (Horn of Africa, Ethiopia)

Khebz (the Levant)

Khubz (Arabian Peninsula)

Maryam’s bread (Arabian Peninsula)

Khubz Asmr (Saudi Arabia)

Khubz al-Jamri (Arabia, northern Yemen)

Kisra (Sudan)

Laffa (Iraq)

Lahoh (Somalia, Djibouti, Kenya, Yemen)

Lavash (Armenia and Iran)

Zhingyalov Hats (Armenia)

Lebanese bread (Lebanon)

Malooga (Yemen)

Markook (the Levant)

Matnakash (Armenia)

Matzo (Jewish)

M’lawi (Tunisia)

Moroccan Frena

Mulawah (Yemen)

Murr (Israel)

Muufo (Somalia)

Ngome (Mali)

Pita (eastern Mediterranean & Middle East)

Sabaayad (Somalia, Kenya, and Djibouti)

Saj bread (Lebanon, Israel)

Samoon (Iraq)

Sangak (Iran)

Taboon bread (Lebanon)

Taftan (Iran)

Central Asia

Afghan bread/Nan (Afghanistan)

Bolani (Afghanistan)

Tandoor-nan (Central Asia)

Tandyr nan (Central Asia)

Tapansha, taba nan (Kazakhstan)

East Asia

Bindaeddeok (Korea)

Bing (China) — green onion pancake, Laobing, Sanchuisanda, Shaobing

Guokui (China)

Hotteok (Korea)

South Asia

Aloo paratha (India & Pakistan)

Akki rotti (India)

Appam (India)

Bakarkhani (Bangladesh)

Bhakri (India)

Bhatura (India)

Chapati (India)

Chili parotha (India)

Chikkolee (India)

Dhebra (India)

Dosa (India)

Gobi paratha (India & Pakistan)

Jolanda rotti (India)

Kalai roti (Bangladesh)

Kaak (Pakistan)

Kachori (India)

Kothu parotta (India)

Kulcha (India)

Luchi (India & Bangladesh)

Makki di roti (India & Pakistan)

Mughlai paratha (India & Bangladesh)

Naan (Central Asia & India)

Paratha (India)

Parotta (India & Sri Lanka)

Pathiri (India)

Pesarattu (India)

Phulka (India)

Poli (India)

Pol roti (Sri Lanka)

Puri (India)

Ragi rotti (India & Sri Lanka)

Roti (India)

Rumali roti (India)

Sheermal (India & Iran)

Taftan (India & Iran)

Southeast Asia 

Aparon (Philippines)

Bánh (Vietnam)

Kabkab (Philippines)

Khanom buang (Thailand)

Kiping (Philippines)

Piaya (Philippines)

Roti prata (Singapore)

Roti canai (Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, & Thailand)

Roti tissue (Indonesia & Malaysia)

Americas

Arepa (Colombia, Venezuela)

Bammy (Jamaica)

Bannock (Canada)

Beiju (Brazil)

Casabe (South America, Caribbean)

Frybread (North America)

Johnnycake (Canada & Caribbean)

Native American flatbread 

Pan de semita (Mexico)

Piki (Hopi)

Ploye (Canada)

Pupusa ( El Salvador)

Tortilla (Mexico, Central and South America)

Tortilla de Rescoldo (Chile)

Australia 

Damper

[seullovesme]

its has several names but its mainly known as bannock and its just a simple form of bread but it taste very good oh there’s also ploye 😸

YUM more more more teaching, whats ploye

[oblivious-aro]

Whut

But... he's never around buckwheat? Is someone secretly making ployes in the gallery every trial???

the two genders

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"WORKERS CLAIM TAX DEDUCTIONS ARE NOT LEGAL," Winnipeg Tribune. May 9, 1933. Page 3. ---- Street Railway Employes Invoke Section of Industrial Disputes Act ---- Basing their claim for exemption on a section of the Industrial Disputes act, the Street Railway em- ployes, One Big Union, have asked the Winnipeg Electric Co. to refuse to pay the two percent wage tax.

Section 57 of the Industrial Disputes act, which forms the basis of the employes' claim, as amended in 1925 by the Federal House of Commons, reads in part: "Employers and employes shall give at least 30 days' notice of an intended or desired change affecting conditions of employment with respect to wages or hours; and in the event of such intended or desired change resulting in a dispute, it shall be unlawful for the employer to make effective a proposed change in wages or hours or for the employes to go on strike until the dispute has been finally dealt with by a board."

Liable to Fine The union has also drawn the attention of government and Street Railway officials to section 58 of the act, which provides that any employer making effective a change in wages contrary to the provisions of this act is liable to a fine of not less than $100 and not more than $1,000.

Formal protest has been lodged with Hon. W. J. Major, attorney-general of Manitoba, and Hon. W.A. Gordon, federal minister of labor,while C. H. Dahl, vice-president of the Winnipeg Electric Co., has been notified of the employes' action.

Appeal to Ottawa A telegram sent to Mr. Gordon, Monday, by Alex. Hume, secretary of the Street Railway Men's union, reads as follows: "Manitoba provincial government has passed legislation compelling employers to deduct two percent from workers'wages. On behalf of Street Railway employes covered by present board under Industrial Disputes act we herewith geek protection of sections 57 and 58. We have notified company of our objections to deductions and requested them to notify the Manitoba government that any deductions will be unlawful according to Disputes act which Manitoba government passed as law during 1926.

"We request that you notify company that no alteration in our wages can be made directly or indirectly until they have complied with requirements of Disputes act. Men anxiously awaiting reply."

The men affected by the proposed wage tax are motormen, conductor, busmen and employes of the mechanical, track and gasworks departments. The tax is scheduled to be collected from the Street Railway employes' pay for the first time May 31.

[genevievemd]

Genevieve’s 102 Days of Smiles: Day 24

Ployes

A/N: Requested by @coffeeheartaddict2! Now I want ployes 😭

If you have an idea send it here

Complete list of days

Bonus

Gen 100% posted that photo of Ethan on her story while they were on their lunch break, because she say sweet Livvy’s comment and wanted to remind her who that man simp’s for. And sends his entire lunch break kissing.

[halleehalfgallon]

what we ate at our son’s 1st birthday party:

-homemade kimchi, quick pickles & kraut

-homemade butter and jam for the ployes

-a bowl of ployes (a buckwheat sort of pancake we eat in the northeast — they can be eaten sweet or savory!)

-a kale salad from our garden, dressed with lemon and oil (wonderful flavor, but also softens the kale!)

-a vat of mashed potatoes

-stuffed mushrooms

-baked apples (cored and stuffed with a butter/brown sugar mixture)

-honey glazed carrots, also from the garden

-stuffed roast pumpkins (pie pumpkins with a stuffing made from spices, broth, bread my brother made and celery from the garden!)

we feel so lucky that we were able to pull this off. we have been working for years to get to the point where we are growing much of our food, and being able to share this year has been incredible.

[autistickirstenlarson]

Héloise Cormier’s Accessories

Green cloak

White apron

Embroidery sampler (doll-sized and human-sized)

Wood bead bracelets

White mob cap

Héloise’s corn husk doll, Marie-Hèléne

Spinning wheel

Wood cross necklace

Fiddle

Héloise’s lunch (wicker basket, salt pork, and ployes (pancakes) )

[444names]

french names + the entire gnomish dictionary

Ableb Adhaulvy Adrieuf Aducy Afoomin Afore Agerlir Agrithin Ailigh Aitalina Aittem Aleynie Amardlope Amblade Amettet Ammant Annerde Anneriore Antley Anty Arang Aremer Aren Ariatra Arriccené Arry Asbourette Audog Aulkmos Awbourn Ayer Bagocherd Baithithi Baring Barryesc Baurtrem Beadhithon Befteates Belc Bellapart Bercieu Berre Berrione Binuac Blente Boilotiont Boiss Boul Boust Bractous Braliolet Braspin Braux Breling Bren Brierong Brinne Broser Broy Burencon Burgett Burver Buttee Cagon Camaille Cany Caphogol Carond Carthomara Casget Cathoury Caulp Cefus Cemlin Chashir Chau Cheth Chron Clame Clierds Cobily Codrittle Coli Comen Cone Cones Corenrie Cort Corth Cortha Cose Coughbot Could Coutt Cove Coveg Cowen Craoussen Crout Cruin Culveasta Cuninabote Cunt Cway Cwedhudiff Cwiscow Cécionted Cédran Dairce Dalle Dand Deadroken Dearnamund Delont Demin Dent Dert Descalony Desh Desnading Desnote Dest Destaignet Devege Dier Dord Dourn Doussil Drafesc Dredintice Dricha Dris Dubudevill Duch Duhes Duke Dupicourl Dwerne Eanglin Ebor Ebringlon Educieri Eiliquoten Engestreed Erry Estles Excaver Exime Expat Expe Facqueu Facrom Faddly Fadhre Fadre Faduch Fafeux Faidha Fally Farddin Farry Faëlli Feigolot Feld Femfan Fetha Fevallonc Ficeaduque Fiecle Fiste Fite Fitisont Flace Flaithoos Flamp Flis Folairess Fondent Fornoty Fory Frin Friod Frist Fuity Fuiveaux Fullectha Fuluely Gantion Garc Gard Garle Garpin Gatros Genats Gereau Gerick Gery Glaill Glamuier Glaping Glatha Glow Godail Godit Godrier Gortillori Gourbil Gourd Gourecois Grag Grier Grol Grovig Guinet Guleggerl Gulthiork Gwande Gwane Gwants Gwarre Gwathéon Gweger Gwine Gwinwege Hansevin Hawed Heaulthi Hedo Heep Herchralt Herful Hers Heurflau Hosylve Hucriol Huice Huin Huts Hymin Iagitathri Ighty Ille Indroyst Inga Iroyer Issain Istingul Iver Jackabion Jacth Jucheur Kindum Knadripps Lachegoux Lacthir Ladar Ladeauth Ladhi Ladrilleck Laelog Lairi Larepeck Larlimic Lazeaux Leat Leate Legrion Lesse Liendly Limps Lina Looks Lote Luced Lurice Léan Mage Mailiern Maing Malch Malchil Mant Marb Mard Massableve Mated Mathessen Matinged Melt Mene Merope Mois Monn Monog Mositer Moste Mounimer Mumps Naba Nablog Naithousse Nale Naraist Nardom Narst Naughts Neare Neator Neauddy Nette Nier Nigh Ning Nuoistis Nurey Nute Oant Oate Ocienu Omonsten Ontar Orennessor Padnese Palthing Pandilene Pane Paqued Pard Pareyour Parl Pasgwedlog Patim Paushing Paux Peckle Pecurvalle Pelle Pettebros Phne Pimrine Pingrim Pinnil Piod Plaseler Ploye Poli Polle Poloïc Pomarte Ponice Pothadue Poux Pronevroil Protte Racel Renaux Ressemn Rong Ronsomon Rouveg Rupail Salve Samonce Samp Sancreage Sarty Scett Sharmavol Shatie Shebouth Shiboureg Shirn Shon Sianth Sinn Sioshese Somp Sond Sont Sopelose Sparce Spelm Spimeraden Stinglâs Stise Subew Subund Such Supre Swend Swomadh Tagau Tairk Talt Taneantarj Tarls Tatelt Tatier Teautte Tele Terich Thane Thau Thay Thent Thlin Thoplath Thorne Tioulin Tise Toelcamont Togolixt Toir Tomy Tonte Trany Trards Treadhri Tres Troveaud Trugassed Tult Uchot Udenanne Uita Ulnustri Unienue Utrun Varrine Vase Vass Venth Véramba Waker Winweg Woong Wrin Yotellift Zeng Zenharl Édélène Égil Élip Ôrin

[emaya-chan-the-potato-headed]

Tagged by the classy and fab @lady-plantagenet 😊

Rules: Tag 10 people you want to get to know better.

Relationship Status: very very single, but I would far prefer being single than being trapped in a toxic relationship so, I figure if I'm meant to be with somebody, then the universe will make sure we meet someday, heh!

Favorite Colour: I just freakin' love blue! always have! pretty much all shades of it, as well as turquoise!

Three Favorite Foods: CHOCOLATE! Especially Ritter Sport! Onion Rings (my old URL was emaya-eats-onion-rings 😆) and buttered ployes from our local restaurant (ployes are Acadian buckwheat pancakes)

Song Stuck in My Head: Weird Al Yankovic 'First World Problems' 😂

Last Song I Listened To: Shonen Knife 'Hot Chocolate' (which is ALSO stuck in my head!)

Last Thing I Googled: either something to do with the local weather conditions or something to do with antique clothing or furniture for references to drawings I made, or plan to make

Time: almost 8AM

Dream Trip: Anywhere in the UK, or France! Would love to see all the historic, especially medieval and elizabethan era stuff I've been reading about, in person, even if all that's left are foundations! (pretty much anything written about in the murreyandblue WordPress blog for starters!)

Anything I Really Want Right Now: a working fridge/freezer! been without one for years 😣 (long story)

(will tag about 3 or 4 others, names pending)

[the-deeds-to-shibden]

Thursday 29 August 1839

[To Ann’s delight, our heroines continue eating their way through the wildfowl of Sweden. Anne practices her Swedish and checks out the local timber, iron, and snuff (was she reminded of Tib?) industries.]

[up at] 6 35/”

[to bed at] 12

fine morning Fahrenheit 61º at 6 50/” at Geffle pronounced (Yaveleh) worst beds we have had –  Plo a plough and ploye to plow (employ) dirtiest room and worst supper we have had considering that we had soup and salmon – 1/2 dozen good boiled eggs and bread and butter made up our meal – counting over money – out at 8 1/2 in the town and timber yards along the waters side 1 tree 2 feet diameter where cut off = 220 years 1 ditto 15 yards long 18 to 20 diameter and 12 inches at the small end appears by the circles aetatis 200 years+ the tree seems to make most wood from the age of about 50 to 100? 1 tree 21 yards long 10 or 11 inches diameter small end – 20 to 22 inches bottom end. two or three very good vessels on the stocks. passed a large coarse cloth (sail cloth) weaving room 26 pair looms  and passed a snuff manufactory – 8,000 inhabitants says Handbook and that is all the mention of Geffle – the sea comes into the heart of the town up to the bridges in the form of a good river about like the Thames at Richmond, which runs westward some distance and there branches from it a canal or two that seem to surround the town at least on the south side – the principal street seems north and south running thro’ the grands places and several other streets run east and west – good quais and the raff-yards and ship-building and warehouses full of deals run along the other side of the water – of deals outside saw

1 piece 9 yards long would square to two feet

1 ditto 12   “       “    would square to 16 inches

very little oak 

came in at 11 a.m.

breakfast at 11 5/” good coffee for Sweden – off from Geffle (Yēfflĕh) at 12 25/” – good town – commerce in wood, gaudron, and transport of iron – 2 fabriques de tabac – one of sail-cloth, and one of serviettes the largest trees, says our horseman, come from about a mile from Gefle, a forest that belongs to the peasants – near Elfkerby – trees there 400-500 years old sold by the ell of length – if the trees large and good (clean – free  from knots) sell for 2 1/2 rigsgeld dollars per ell – if less in girth or not so free from knots = 2 rigs dollars per ell – and so on – therefore the 2 large trees (vide the last page) might sell for (supposing the whole length to be 30 yards) 75 rigsdollars = 50 Dollars Banco = between £4 and £5 English? if they have to be brought from Elfkerby – we walked this morning lastly on the south side the river ought to have been on the opposite side where there is a shaded (avenue of largeish trees) broad (public?) walk stretching far down to the river’s mouth – considerably farther than we could well get thro’ the raff-yards – off from Gefle at 12 25/”   broad road but much cut up and for the 1st 3/4 hour the worst road we have travelled in Sweden – the post station changed 2 years ago to where it is now i.e. Öby pronounced (eub-beu)         Over the door is written as follows in yellow letters on black board in a yellow frame (like a picture frame about 18x14 inches)            

 Från Öby Gästgifvaregård

           i Whahlbo Socken af Gestrikland

Skjutsas till Gefle ------------- 7/8 mil.

-------------- Högbo ------------ 1 3/8

-------------- Fremlingshem --- 1 9/16

Skjuttslegan är 16 S[killing]s milen för hvarje häst-wagns-

lega 2 S[killing]s och kärr lega 1 Skill[ing] banco milen.*

Holear, ostler

gästgifvaregård auberge (guestgive. . . .

gastgifvar, the landlord.

 had just written the last page sitting at 1 55/” – the carriage at the door – off at 2 – nice foresty drive – at the forge at Forsbakka at 2 40/” – fonderies and forges – beautiful wooded islandy lake and a fine sheet of water or larger lake below – at a considerably lower level – and large handsome chateau and garden and hot houses – several buildings 2 or 3 large charcoal houses – 2 or 3 buildings where in each one water wheel turns 2 blast furnaces - and and another wheel turns two stamping hammers which beat the iron into bars – two or 3 buildings where they make nails – one or 2 where they were making machinery soufflet blastbellows with joiners shop above – saw only one forge where they were melting the ore – and I peeped into one corn mill 3 pair stones in the one top story I was at the different stories reached by inclined planes of wood outside good picturesque scattered village – everything looks thriving – the baron to be in the iron trade – all who have to do with it seem rich and well chateaued or housed – En route again at 4 10/” – gate just out of the village and pay 9 skillings rigs = 6 skillings banco toll – Rain at 4 1/2 - at Högbo at 5 – poor looking place but alighted to get out of the rain and found the woman very civil and the place much better looking into the court than into the village picturesque little place – several stolpe-bods** – kitchen separate as usual from the Inn part of the house – might sleep there if necessary – Rained but not heavily all the way from 4 to after arriving at Ovanssö at 6 48/”  nice looking place – alighted for the night – very clean and comfortable – 2 bedrooms and eating room besides – a wild water fowl and good boiled potatoes and pickled herring and smoked salmon (lax) – good supper – Ann enjoyed the bird – supper over at 8 3/4 – from then till now inking over accounts and inking over pencil in this book till now 10 40/” – finish but dull day till 4 1/2p.m. and then more or less almost ever since – Fahrenheit 60 1/4° now at 11 1/2 p.m.

 Anne’s marginal notes:

Forsbakka.

Notes:

*From Öby inn

           in Whahlbo parish of Gestrikland

Transport to Gefle ------------- 7/8 mile

-------------- Högbo ------------ 1 3/8

-------------- Fremlingshem --- 1 9/16

Transport fee is 16 S[killing]s per mile for each horse, fee for four-wheeled vehicle 2 sk[illings], fee for two-wheeled vehicle 1 skill[ing] banco per mile

**stolpebod - a storage hut erected on posts

(many thanks to Ylva Nilson for translation help!)

WYAS pages:       SH:7/ML/TR/13/0014         SH:7/ML/TR/13/0015

A stolpebod dating to the 18th century (photo by Håkan Svensson) :

Gävle, north harbour:

[maxenceberube]

Les ployes

Dans cette nouvelle entrée de mon blog je vais vous parler un peu d'un met que je tiens à coeur, les ployes.

Ce sont de crêpes salées de sarrasin qui viennent de la culture brayonne du Nouveau-Brunswick. Mes deux parents on grandis dans cette culture en mangeant des ployes à presque chaque repas. C'est un plat qui ne coûte pas très cher et qui est bon pour accompagner des bouillis, des soupes, du maïs et des repas barbecue l'été. On peut y ajouter du beurre et/ou des cretons pendant le repas et y ajouter du sirop d'érable, du beurre d'arachide et/ou de la mélasse pour le dessert. Ce qui différencie cette crêpe de sarrasin des autres, c'est sa farine. La farine de sarrasin est sans le son, ce qui veut dire que l'on va retirer l'extérieur des grains avant qu'il soit moulus. Cela donne une crêpe plus douce au goût, sans la légère amertume que donne normalement le sarrasin. C'est un plat que je chéri beaucoup puisque je l'associe à mes étés passés au Nouveau-Brunswick lorsque j'ai un enfant.

La liste d'ingrédients est simple mais certains éléments majeurs sont difficiles à obtenir au Québec.

Pour nourrir environ 3 à 6 personnes il vous faut:

2 tasses de farine de sarrasin sans son (marque La Brayonne ou La Ploye. Difficile à trouver au Québec mais disponible au Nouveau-Brunswick. Si la mauvaise farine est utilisé la couleur ne sera pas jaune comme désiré.)

1 tasse de farine blanche

1 c. à thé de sel

2 c. à thé de poudre à pâte

Une pincée de bicarbonate de soude (optionnel)

2 tasses d'eau froide

1 tasse d'eau bouillante

Commencez par mélanger la farine de sarrasin, la farine blanche et le sel dans un grand bol

Ajoutez toute l'eau froide progressivement et mélanger pour obtenir un mélange homogène.

Ajoutez la poudre à pâte et le bicarbonate de soude puis immédiatement ébouillantez progressivement.

Laisser reposer le mélange optimalement une vingtaine de minutes.

Étendre avec une louche sur une plaque chauffante à feux mi-haut, non huilée et laisser cuire jusqu'à ce que le dessus soit cuit. NE PAS RETOURNER LA PLOYE.

Vous pouvez ensuite étendre du beurre, des bretons, du sirop d'érable et n'importe quoi d'autre qui vient en tête.

Bon appétit!

[clunce]

The questions 7B) on page 101 called After the Dr. pierce v. Ortho pharmaceutica

The questions 7B) on page 101 called After the Dr. pierce v. Ortho pharmaceutica

The questions 7B) on page 101 called After the Dr. pierce v. Ortho pharmaceutical case. The tennesse wrongful discharge law or the tennesse retaliator discharge law. HUGE HINT: It can be found in the tennesse code anntotated at T.C.A 50-1-304 The assigment is to locate this law of what you feel this law says about an e,ploye ability to fire someone. I am looking a good interpretation of this law.…

[muddyviolets]

Apple ployes my beloved

Oh yes ma’am

[genevievemd]

One post a day, for 102 days, with something that made our new bride smile…

Day 1: Name Change

Day 2: Upgraded

Day 3: The First Wedding Photo

Day 4: Chocolate Stash

Day 5: Jenner Ramsey

Day 6: The Second Kiss

Day 7: Lazy Sunday

Day 8: Wedding Present

Day 9: One Month Anniversary

Day 10: Gym Session

Day 11: Thank You Card

Day 12: Simple and Sweet

Day 13: First Married Date Night

Day 14: Ethan’s Book

Day 15: “My Wife”

Day 16: Bath Time

Day 17: Lunch with Naveen

Day 18: Surprise Chicken Dinner

Day 19: Double Date Night

Day 20: Maid of Honor

Day 21: Manicure with Beverly

Day 22: First Date Throwback

Day 23: The New Interns

Day 24: Ployes

Day 25: Coffee Date

Day 26: Sister Time

Day 27: Residency Anniversary

Day 28: Lakeside Cookout

Day 29: Painting with Naveen

Day 30: Sleepover with Natalie

Day 31: Tiffany & Co

Day 32: Ethan Returns

Day 33: Vietnamese Coffee

Day 34: Casenna Double Date

Day 35: Farmer’s Market

Day 36: Casenna Save The Date

Day 37: Ethan v Interns

Day 38: Internet Friends

Day 39: Lunch with Sienna

Day 40: Ride or Die Reunion

Day 41: Brunette Gen

Day 42: Brunch with the in-laws

Day 43: Bouquet Shadow Box

Day 44: The New Assistant

Day 45: Jenner Snuggles

Day 46: FaceTime with Mom

Day 47: Dinner in Newport

Day 48: Charity Gala

Day 49: Nat learns to surf

Day 50: Jenner and Dale

Day 51: Matching Pjs

Day 52: Ethan’s Favorite wedding photo

Day 53: A New Book for Jackie

Day 54: Poker Night

Day 55: Bryce’s Birthday

Day 56: Babysitting Ellie and Eli

Day 57: London Bound

Day 58: Donahue’s

Day 59: Toulouse Ramsey

Day 60: The Boyz

Day 61: Walk in the rain

Day 62: Venue Hunting

Day 63: At home spa

Day 64: Elopement Anniversary

Day 65: Blue Snacks

Day 66: The Clock App

Day 67: New Shoes

Day 68: First hosted event as husband and wife

Day 69: Wedding Guests

Day 70: Lady and Jenner

Day 71: The Paper

Day 72: Karaoke Night

Day 73: Willow

Day 74: Drive-in Date Night

Day 75: Six Flags

Day 76: Triple Date Night

Day 77: Wedding dress shopping with Sienna

Day 78: Romantic Surprise

Day 79: Dance in the park

Day 80: Baking with Sienna

Day 81: Throwback Thursday

Day 82: Opera Night

Day 83: Father-in-law Bonding

Day 84: Ellie’s Birthday

Day 85: Ethan Hudson

Day 86: Steak Dinner

Day 87: Volunteering

Day 88: Medical Power Couple

Day 89: Amazon Throwback

Day 90: Cape Getaway

Day 91: Potential Real Estate

Day 92: The Beach

Day 93: Mentors and Interns

Day 94: Career Day

Day 95: Boston Museum of Science

Day 96: The Softball Game

Day 97: SIX The Musical

Day 98: NYC Shopping Spree

Day 99: The Diagnostics Team

Day 100: Casenna Wedding Invite

Day 101: Naveen gets an award

Day 102: The Beach House

[theriyv]

Ployes! (at Moncton, New Brunswick) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5RLHqTF_yu/?igshid=a2dcqd1npaup