Although I'm sure you'll all be disappointed to know that the shot of me being flung across the dance floor by the father of the bride has not been included. I know I am.
Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weddings. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Thursday, May 6, 2010
april
April was a huge month for our family! It was bookended by new beginnings. First, on April 3rd, my sister Emily married the love-of-her-life, Calvin. It was a beautiful spring day full of joy.

And love.

And dancing.

Then on April 26th, three days before his due-date, William Reid Strite entered the world.
He is beautiful and wonderful and sleepy.

I love him.

Other than that I've been working like crazy. Slowly getting a bit of a tan from all the playing-outside I get to do as part of my "job." I've been knitting and throwing like crazy too. Pictures to come in a separate post. And I've been greatly enjoying the Euro prayer initiative, pictures on a related project I've been working on to come as well.
May is going to be another big month with bookend trips out of state. The first pretty close to home to see Lacy graduate from college in Tennessee and the second to celebrate my Grandparent's 60th wedding anniversary and visit friends in the mid-west.
(Still waiting to hear about college and thus have made no further plans for the fall.)
Labels:
April-poetry month,
Auntie Rebekah,
babies,
Emily,
Europe,
weddings,
William Reid
Sunday, March 15, 2009
things that have made me laugh, or cringe, recently or just random things I feel like saying
1. Being given a horribly wonderful lime green "I ♥ Ireland" t-shirt by one of my favorite people, Shelby, age 7. (The heart is a little tri-color and I've worn it to bed every night since she gave it to me.)
2. A lady I have recently started babysitting for told me that I had the perfect name to be a country music star.
3. My new cerise dress. It's wonderful!
4. Getting a ticket for driving a car with an expired registration.
5. Baking cakes for my sister's bridal shower.
6. My computer has begun to die. (This kind of fits into both categories because I've decided that when it goes I'm going to get a mac.)
7. Finally seeing two movies I've been wanting to see for a while. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and He's Just not that into You. I liked them both.
8. Last night when I got home from a full day of bridal shower and family gathering and movie with my sister I had a glass of wine and finished off a bag of dark chocolate covered pretzels.
9. I think that women who wear heels all the time must have gone through some sort of training or boot camp to be able to endure the pain. I wore maybe 2.5" kitten heels for the better part of the day yesterday. My feet are still not quite back to normal.
10. I'm reading the Country Girls Trilogy by Edna O'Brien and I'm loving it. The writing is beautiful and still very Irish (not that the two terms are mutually exclusive but if you've read a lot of Irish fiction maybe you'll understand what I mean). I've found some of the content surprising for books that were published in Ireland in the 1960s. Anyway, I'm adding her to my favorite authors list.
2. A lady I have recently started babysitting for told me that I had the perfect name to be a country music star.
3. My new cerise dress. It's wonderful!
4. Getting a ticket for driving a car with an expired registration.
5. Baking cakes for my sister's bridal shower.
6. My computer has begun to die. (This kind of fits into both categories because I've decided that when it goes I'm going to get a mac.)
7. Finally seeing two movies I've been wanting to see for a while. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and He's Just not that into You. I liked them both.
8. Last night when I got home from a full day of bridal shower and family gathering and movie with my sister I had a glass of wine and finished off a bag of dark chocolate covered pretzels.
9. I think that women who wear heels all the time must have gone through some sort of training or boot camp to be able to endure the pain. I wore maybe 2.5" kitten heels for the better part of the day yesterday. My feet are still not quite back to normal.
10. I'm reading the Country Girls Trilogy by Edna O'Brien and I'm loving it. The writing is beautiful and still very Irish (not that the two terms are mutually exclusive but if you've read a lot of Irish fiction maybe you'll understand what I mean). I've found some of the content surprising for books that were published in Ireland in the 1960s. Anyway, I'm adding her to my favorite authors list.
Monday, August 11, 2008
a cousin's wedding
This past weekend my family and I traveled up to DC to attend my cousin Nathan's wedding. We had a wonderful time. The wedding was beautiful and the weather better than could be hoped for. We saw a good part of the extended family which is always fun!

At the rehearsal dinner with my cousin Heather. I'm smiling too hard.

Abby and Nathan.


Sisters. (Lacy we missed you!)

A few of the cousins.

All the Andersons. (at least the ones who made it!)
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