But my youngest brother stole the show. Shy, like me, and with a dry sense of humor, Jonah gave a toast that had people crying tears of laughter. It was clever and teasing, but never embarrassing. He's getting married this fall, so hopefully we'll be able to return the favor.
"I’d sit cross-legged in the box, filtering the sand over and over again through an old spaghetti strainer, getting rid of the sticks and leaves that had fallen, until it was almost as fine as right after he poured the sand from the bag. That was perfect sand."
Sunday, June 9, 2013
All the Best
Two weeks ago, the rain held off long enough to have a wedding. The ceremony was lovely, and I was honored to have so many friends and family celebrating with us. There is much I'll cherish and remember from that day, moments not captured by our photographer--my best friend, chauffeuring me from home, to the mall where I had my makeup done (because I'm clueless when it comes to makeup), to my mom's, and then to the ceremony site, on her birthday, in good spirits; my dad, sitting with me as I hid in the back of the venue, waiting for it to be time to walk down the aisle; both my grandparents, ages 91 and 97, respectively, being there to cheer me on...
But my youngest brother stole the show. Shy, like me, and with a dry sense of humor, Jonah gave a toast that had people crying tears of laughter. It was clever and teasing, but never embarrassing. He's getting married this fall, so hopefully we'll be able to return the favor.
But my youngest brother stole the show. Shy, like me, and with a dry sense of humor, Jonah gave a toast that had people crying tears of laughter. It was clever and teasing, but never embarrassing. He's getting married this fall, so hopefully we'll be able to return the favor.
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