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Yesterday at church, people kept asking me one of the following questions...
~Are you nervous yet?
~Are you stressed-out yet?
~Are you worried yet?
~How ARE you? (with a worried expression on their faces)
~Ready for this to be over?
I kept responding with a blank look as if I had no idea what they were referring to. OF COURSE I know Emily is getting married this week. The planning has gone so well. Emily is very organized, and we have a fantastic woman from our church who is our volunteer coordinator. So, for those of you who must know...
I am not nervous, stressed-out, or worried--YET. If I do get to that state, you'll be the first to know! I am the complete and unexplainable blend of ecstatic and sad. My big goal is not to cry all week...at all. I'll let you know how that goes.
~Joan
PS: Have you noticed that I've been changing the color of my font to match the accompanying picture (s)??
2 comments:
I believe that's why there are hats with veils, to hide teary eyes. It's okay to cry with joy, with sadness, with a mixture of both. She's going to be a beautiful bride and aren't you lucky enough to be her mamma!
I agree with Gypsy Quilter! When my sons got married, I had to brace myself not to cry. It is an emotional moment, for sure. You have been doing so well, I'm sure everything will work like clockwork!
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