Sunday's New York Times included this ice-cream-headache-sweet writeup of the wedding of Fox News contributor Dan Senor and NBC reporter Campbell Brown:
Their first date was a group dinner, with Tom Brokaw and another journalist. They were all discussing Iraq while Ms. Brown and Mr. Senor flirted. "There was clearly a lot of energy and electricity between us," Mr. Senor recalled.
Their early dates were like being on the campaign trail: full of debates and cheap food. "We would mostly get sandwiches and sit in the park and talk," she said. "We're both passionate about the Middle East. We never ran out of things to talk about."
Mr. Senor especially liked the fact that she could discuss serious subjects but not take herself seriously and that she had such a carefree attitude about her perfect-seeming appearance. "A couple of months ago, she was subbing for Brian Williams, and she came home from work wearing this suit and the price tags were dangling from it," he said.
He said he knew he wanted to marry her a few months after they started dating when he was waiting with an injured ankle in the emergency room of St. Vincent's Manhattan Hospital. "She just comforted me, and we waited and laughed and joked for hours," he said. "That afternoon in the emergency room was one of my best dates ever."
