Well, we are back from a wonderfully relaxing time on our honeymoon. From here, life is non-stop for a while as it typically tends to be. But I am so thankful that this time, I don’t have to tearfully say goodbye to my man, instead we get to be together through everything for the rest of our lives—and I’ve got the certificate to prove it!
I have a lot of thoughts in regards to weddings and I will be sharing the highlights in a future post. But for now I want to end this short post with a smattering of thankfulness.
It is a true gift from God to marry a man that is not only a stud in your book, but more importantly, your best friend. I am so thankful for a beautiful wedding that went along so naturally. I was sort of shocked when I didn’t feel the “magically married” feeling that I was expecting. But I realized that “at peace”, humbled, and grateful feeling is far better.
On the other hand, I cannot say enough thanks to the people that willingly and lovingly gave of their time to help in making the wedding what it turned out to be. It is because of that, that I was able to maintain a small budget and still have the wedding that I’ve always dreamed of. I will always look back on that day and be overwhelmed by what we were given in people’s talents and time—how could I forget? Every picture has a trace of this.
I could go on and on, but I will end here because there is an enormous amount of packing to conclude.
From here we look to pursuing the end of our undergraduate career at Northland, Andrew will walk in the spring and I will come very close in finishing with online studies. I look forward to moving into our little apartment in the Northern woods and continuing my education—Speech Communication is a wonderful thing.
There are a list of uncertainties with our life right now, but God will provide—this I can know for sure.
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