Today the night is filled with the sound of shrill fire works bursting in air. Just above the trees I see glimpses of red, blue and white light speckling the sky. The flashes peek through the trees announcing this is a day of celebration. It is a day of cheer.
Last Saturday, I sat and watched my eldest son, Sean say, "I do" to his bride. He was saying "I do" to so many things: A life of sharing, a life of caring, and a life of togetherness. It was a day of celebration and indeed a day of cheer.
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ReplyDeleteAnd now they are waiting to be parents- and me...a grandma!! :) My goodness, how does time fly!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I still remember thinking how very hot it was on that day! But I also remember saying to myself how we will all forget the temperature years down the road, but appreciate how nice the pictures look on that sunny day! :) I can't believe that now I have a baby and life still keeps marching on.
ReplyDelete@ Sean- oh yes, I do remember how hot it was- but as you said, sure did make for beautiful pictures!!!! I'm soo glad you have a beautiful wife and wonderful daughter...yes, life does keep marching on and I am cheering at all the celebrations!!!!!
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