Showing posts with label Happy Anniversary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Anniversary. Show all posts

Friday, January 15, 2010

Today is Mrs. T's anniversary

There is magic in this world. I see it every day.

Once upon a time I asked the love of my life to marry me. She said yes.

Today is the 10th anniversary of our wedding, and I am happier than I have ever been in my life. Just wait for tomorrow, I'll be happier still.

In our family its Mrs. T's anniversary. It's her world, I'm just along for the ride.

To quote Winston Churchill:




To my adored bride, Happy Anniversary, I love you madly.

Toad

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

A red letter day X 2

Desperately in need of good news I present for your consideration our family's red letter day times two.

First, today marks the annual celebration of th birth of my beloved son in law, darling daughter Katy's husband, Gary. Better known to many of you as the chap who saves me from myself on blogging issues, especially correcting white fonts on white backgrounds. He is the tall lad in the white shirt. Happy Birthday to Gary.

More importantly today is also Katy and Gary's third wedding anniversary. They were married in a beach side service in pre-flu infested Cancun, Mexico.

On that most special day I wished them much happiness, and hopes for many splendid years together. I redouble those wishes today. They make a cute couple,and since each knows they are in charge, they should be happy for many years to come.

Happy Anniversary to two of my favorites. They always make me smile.



Toad

Thursday, January 15, 2009

Mrs. T's Anniversary


Today is Mrs. T's wedding anniversary.


We were married on a unseasonably warm January Saturday 9 years ago, surrounded by friends and family, in a little Lutheran Lite church (UCC) about 15 miles from Mayberry.


Just to tempt the weather gods, our reception was held at Hunter's Hollow, a very small community 25 miles in the opposite direction from Mayberry.


Picture a V. Mayberry is at the bottom, the church at the top to your right, the reception at the top to your left. The only way to get from the church to the reception is through Mayberry. We were late for both events.

I remember the day before the ceremony having a tremendous sense of happiness. It hasn't left.

Toad