We are heading to a wedding today. The day could not be more gorgeous than if it
was scripted this way. The bride is my
hubby’s beautiful cousin, who is one of the youngest of his cousins, with he being
the oldest, a thirty year spread. Sarah
is one of the cousins my kids spent hours in the lake with, sitting around bon
fires, and being carefree lake kids in the summer. It will be a special day, as her husband to
be seems as sweet, caring and kind as she is.
My son texted to get her phone number now that a film job in Connecticut
has him missing the event, and get one more congratulations to texted to her. Daughter one is on a film crew locally, but
the other side of the metro, and will be lucky to make the reception. Such is life as young people grow up, start
careers and family, and find their own way.
I wish we were going as a family of five, but our smallness in numbers
doesn’t lessen how much my grown kids will be thinking of her. Family doesn’t
stop just because you’re spread out. The
Mark Zuckerberg’s of the world though couldn’t have possibly known what kind of
impact social media and technology tools such as Facebook, Skype, and Instagram
would have on connecting and supporting families spread by generations and geography. As another new family is joined today, I hope
all those that are spread out far and wide, have the opportunity to connect with
loved ones.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
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I guess that's the utmost requirement of any wedding. Thanks for this.
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