 September 18, 2011. The day the earth stood still. The day I married Brent, this awesome guy with a smile that hasn't tarnished a day since he was a kid, a smile I fell in love with the moment I saw it, even though he had swathes of hair covering his eyes, which I was determined to get a better look at. The day he wrote WAY better vows than I did. It was also the day I realized Gwen Stefani's voice sounds just like a vagina. But more importantly, it was the day we wedded each other like whoa. Our beautiful friend and officiant, Emily, put it so well in the speech she wrote for our ceremony:   Wow. So. Damn. Stinkin'. Lucky.
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I do not have a husband, but I love blogging about couples who had been together for years. Most of the time, they said that the secret key in order to have a long lasting relationship is being friends with your partner. However, there are some said that it is impossible for both of you to just become friends. I have heard a song from the 1975 and the lyrics are like this "Why can't we be friends, when we are lovers?" and up until now, I am so curious about it. Anyways, I admire the both of you. Leave a Reply. |
I insisted on having this kind of school photo taken in first grade and believed the serious face was a capture of my very soul. #soulphotobomb
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