One of our first photos together, out at the pub.

The first photo I (Joyce) took of Will. I think it captures him well.

Started the year in Chicago, when we had no idea what 2020 had in store for us.

Best of buddies, right from the start.

Will travels to Puerto Rico for the first time and meets Joyce's parents! We had a lovely day walking around Old San Juan.

Flanigan taking centre-stage in the back-garden at the old East Navarre house (RIP, old friend). Joyce edit: the "old friend" is the Navarre house, not Flannigan! We had to move out because the hospital next door wanted to turn it into a parking lot.

Good old COVID-19. After picking it up in London, we were quarantined at Beattie Base while the rest of the family enjoyed Christmas at a lovely country house in the south. But we made the best of it (and a roast dinner)!

After being released from our quarantine in Harrogate, we packed in as much exploring as possible. Here's Joyce taking in the scene at Oak Beck.

A few days away on the south coast of Puerto Rico with Paola and Nolan. Scouting out breakfast after a snorkeling trip.

Celebrating a lovely visit from family friend, David Fieldgate, and picking up some new things for the house.

Dominating a pub quiz in London during Christmas. Joyce and Louise celebrating the fact that we should have come first, if only there hadn't been a TikTok music round.

Flannigan surveying his domain while Joyce was working at Wellesley College, MA.

Our first couple's photo-shoot on the streets of Boston.

Celebrating Shasta and Wolfe's wedding in South Bend!

A trip to the Isabella Stuart-Gardner Museum in Boston. One of Joyce's favorite places in the city, and the source of her LinkedIn photo.

The first meeting of the families! Also rounding off a busy holiday for the Beatties after visiting Alaska, South Bend, and Boston.

Representing Puerto-Rico at Boston's Festival Betances. We got to dance to Charlie Aponte live!

Dancing at Rosanna and Ben's beautiful wedding in Puerto-Rico. Joyce looking glamorous. Will looking like a plank of wood.