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Question of the Week:Share a family sacramental memory--the cute thing the kid said, the cake at the party, your in your wedding dress, the family gathered around the baby--anything is fair game as long as it at least sort of involved a sacrament.
Since our parish is celebrating milestone anniversaries tomorrow and since we'll be there renewing our vows, 25 years after making them in that church, I'll share a wedding picture
This week I continued my series on Lending Club. I reviewed two romances: Mr. Miracle and Christmas Bouquet Finally, at the request of a reader, I wrote about my son's job hunt.
Thanks for hosting, RAnn!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely wedding picture. Everyone looks so beautiful. I love the blue dresses and you are a lovely bride. 25 years goes by fast.
ReplyDeleteI remember getting pictures taken at First Holy Communion in 1951. We all looked like such angels!
RAnn, your blog disappeared for awhile. I posted a query as a comment to one of your recent reviews on Amazon.com, but since the blog is now back, I've deleted that post.
ReplyDeleteWe got married in a large Catholic Church. My husband's family is LDS. His brother was standing in our line. The only thing I remember from the wedding itself were the vows (I still melt thinking of that moment) and my niece screaming for her daddy to come back. We were not annoyed at all. We chuckled several times and finally just asked him to go and get her. Melanie was at the altar as we finished Mass. Father Tom loved kids, so it was fine. It fit our lives. The vows and children. We knew what we were getting into and so did God.
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