Jennifer Ahearn
Online Media Director
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Jennifer and her husband believe that although they planned their wedding quickly and far from impeccably, their timing couldn’t have been better: on their honeymoon they wound up getting pregnant with twins. In addition to domesticating her two wild garbanzos, Jennifer spends her time keeping a grip on our website—and occasionally we even let her out of the office for road trips to write some location profiles.
Contact Jennifer regarding: changes to your web feature or generic website issues.
Insider Info
Domestic Status: Hitched!
Best Advice To Brides: A year from now the crazy moments will all be funny. Or maybe in five years.
Favorite Wedding Related Movie: Wedding Crashers, for showing weddings as a total blast.
Walked Down The Aisle To: “Ma Na’avu” played by a klezmer band.
Extracurricular Activities: I have two small children. Need I say more?
Source Of Inspiration: My husband. I’m serious.
Most Memorable Wedding (aside from mine): I loved when my friend sang the Magnetic Fields’ “The Book of Love” with the groom’s brother at a friend’s wedding.
Most Unrealistic Life Goal: Being statuesque.
Guilty Pleasure: Leaving the dishes in the sink overnight (gasp!) and reading The New Yorker instead.
Staff Person I Turn To Most Often For Help: Meredith. That was even true when we worked together for a different employer!
Fictional Character I Most Identify With: Bert.
Marriage Advice From The Trenches: Stay with the big picture.
Work Space Décor: I love my tape dispenser. It’s translucent and filled with sand—the world’s most soothing tape dispenser.
Favorite Culinary Aphrodisiac: I don’t understand the question. Is there anything besides chocolate?
Theme Song: “Pressure Drop” by Toots and the Maytals.
What People Most Often Underestimate About Me: My upper body strength. Watch out. Hah!
What I Like Most About My Job: 1. I’ve never worn shoes at work the whole time I’ve been with Hopscotch Press….and 2. my co-workers (yeah, everyone says that, but we really mean it).