one year

A year ago right now I was in the midst of a head-spinning day.  It truly is a shame that a wedding day goes by so quickly, I wish I could have another wedding just to have time to spend with all the friends and loved ones who were there.  But I suppose thats how weddings are, despite our best efforts and intentions to slow time down and enjoy every moment, all of a sudden you're driving away with cans clanking behind you and a wave of exhaustion hitting your body.  But all of the whirlwind of the day aside, I always have thought of a wedding as relatively unimportant in the grand scheme of things.  It's one day, and what matters is every single day that follows.  I heard once that marriage is a decision you make every day, not just something you do on your wedding day, and I'm so thankful to be with someone who lives like that.  
PS, if you're new around here and want to see photos from the wedding, click here! photo by Arrow and Apple
 

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