This is just too cute not to mention

By tsmith on November 17, 2006.

Via Dynamics of Cats comes notice that two frequently-cited bloggers on Scienceblogs.com, Sean Carroll of Cosmic Variance and Jennifer of Cocktail Party Physics, are gettin' hitched. Two bloggers in love...could anything be cuter? A collective "awww" is in order, I think--congrats!

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Thanks, Tara! And no, I don't think anything could possibly be cuter.

Thanks for the congratulatory link! It's true, we have a great "yes, we met cute" story. :)

Congrats, kids!

AAwwwwwwwwwwww.

Wow.... that is so cute... :)

First I would like to congratulate the happy couple.

Next, here is a commentary on "cute".

http://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/4/cute.php

Allow me to offer begrudging congratulations, as my theory that the internet is a poor method of meeting people goes completely to pot. ;-)

Does this mean that the kid has no choice but to start blogging at an early age??

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