Lloyd and I were married on my birthday. When we marched out to the tune of “Happy Birthday”, I loved it! I thought that there would be no better way to celebrate the day of my birth by marrying the man I love. However, early on, we both realized that cramming in both a birthday and an anniversary celebration into one 24 hour period is a little difficult (Lloyd keeps mumbling about “pressure” and “financial ruin”…). Do we sing happy birthday? Do we blow out nine candles for our nine years, or thirty-something (and counting)? Not to mention our children’s confusion with the term “birth-ah-versary”. Ah well, the timing doesn’t matter. What does matter, remains. And that is, we are happy, healthy, and thankful for every day, no matter how confused we may appear.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Birth-ah-versary
Lloyd and I were married on my birthday. When we marched out to the tune of “Happy Birthday”, I loved it! I thought that there would be no better way to celebrate the day of my birth by marrying the man I love. However, early on, we both realized that cramming in both a birthday and an anniversary celebration into one 24 hour period is a little difficult (Lloyd keeps mumbling about “pressure” and “financial ruin”…). Do we sing happy birthday? Do we blow out nine candles for our nine years, or thirty-something (and counting)? Not to mention our children’s confusion with the term “birth-ah-versary”. Ah well, the timing doesn’t matter. What does matter, remains. And that is, we are happy, healthy, and thankful for every day, no matter how confused we may appear.
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happy birth-ah-versary!!!
I want to hear about your disney trip and AMERICAN IDOL MOM!!! Wow!!!
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