Now she's a mom, and a blogger, and those pictures of her little guy go straight from the camera to her blog and to all the doting relatives. Nothing like an adorable toddler to provide motivation!
I have no adorable toddler; I have to rely on a fairly cute beagle for motivation. Today I realized I had several weeks of photos on my camera (shades of Sarah), so I'll share just a few.
But first - a question. I've recently attended a bridal shower, and a wedding reception, where we were asked to write down advice for the new couple.
What advice would you give? (I'm still thinking....)
Now, some pictures....
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| Bonnie, the sleeping, smiling beagle |
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| Last year's poppies magically appeared in one of our flower pots |
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| This tree has several trunks branching out from this base, where flowers have taken root |
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| A clearing in the Friendship Village Woods |
I still love seeing the Friendship Village woods. Makes me think of walks with Dad. :-)
ReplyDeleteAdvice: Love one another completely so that you can say the marriage will withstand anything.
Beautiful pictures ~ may all Bonnie's dreams be sweet :)
ReplyDeleteMarriage Advice: Approach it with the thought of giving 75% and expecting 25%. I don't mean this cynically. It's just if you expect 50 - 50 it's the wrong thinking.
lovely photos...sweet
ReplyDeleteadvise? I've got 33 years and still going so I think I may have a suggestion for success - take care of the other persons hopes/dreams/needs and ask they do the same for
you...it's not about "yourself" in a marriage, if you want it to be "me" than stay single...if it's your best friend you won't mind taking care of them with all your heart
Thanks for the comments - I agree, it is key to put the other person first, to give more than you expect in return.
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