I enjoy meditating and thinking about things; not to be confused with a commonly "new enlightening" sorta meditation you may have heard about related to Buddhism or similar "new" age idea (which isn't very new at all).The kind of meditation I do is described in the dictionary as contemplating or pondering and/or a plan. On June 12 I carried out a plan--something I had pondered about one year. I asked my Sweetheart Readi to marry me. She didn't hesitate in responding "yes". However, she did wonder if I may have been joking. That kinda bothered me. Aren't I a serious person?
Now that we're engaged, I found out there are things to do to prepare a mini mega-wedding. In fact, there are lots of things one must first consider. For example, do we want John Tesh or Michael W. Smith to play the piano? Maybe Relient K since Reada likes that band. Do we want skydivers to drop in with colored smoke, or will a simple aircraft fly-over be just fine? If we do decide on a fly-over, who will we have fly over? Personally, I'd like to see the Blue Angels since I'm gonna miss their airshow this year. Who's going to sing the National Anthem before the players take the fiel---I mean, the ceremony begins? Do we want a band or an orchestra to play for us? So many questions and so many answers available. I am quite thankful one of us knew beforehand about the necessary preparations involved in having these lower budget mini mega-weddings. I must've missed that memo. However, the best part is that my Sweetheart seems genuinely excited too. I wonder if she likes the idea of having our wedding in a stadium though. I'm thankful for her in so many ways. She's wanted a wedding ever since she was a little girl and use to daydream about having a wedding. You all who are already married must be excited too and just not for us but because you don't have to prepare again for all that's involved in planning a mini-mega wedding. I suppose if I want Kirk Cameron to come I should let him know... and soon. Something tells me he's quite busy. Oh well, what's another wedding to add to his busy schedule!
Verse for today's post: Giving thanks always for all things unto God and the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Ephesians 5:20
1 comment:
That's a tough one. Michael W. Smith or John Tesh? Hmmm....They're both really good. No matter who or what you decide to have, I know that your wedding will be awesome.
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