Looking forward
Karin & I’ll be married in one month and one week.
People ask me, have you any misgivings? No, I haven’t. Of the two of us, I’m clearly getting the better deal.
This doesn’t mean I never worry. I dreamed, last night, that we were at the church and that the ceremony was about to begin. I’d forgotten the suit I was meant to wear; and so I scurried from uncle to uncle, asking to swap outfits.
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My sweetie & I hoped to honeymoon in Scotland.
I was all set to take Lanark to read. We’d both been learning the poetry of William McGonagall.
The trip would cost us next to nothing: Karin’s grandpa would supply the airline miles. Alas, his travel agent tried to burden us with tours and hotels. The price became prohibitive.
We ended up booking the trip ourselves – to Utah – whose scenery is also lovely, but very different. This will be my chance to finally hunker down and study the Book of Mormon.
People ask me, have you any misgivings? No, I haven’t. Of the two of us, I’m clearly getting the better deal.
This doesn’t mean I never worry. I dreamed, last night, that we were at the church and that the ceremony was about to begin. I’d forgotten the suit I was meant to wear; and so I scurried from uncle to uncle, asking to swap outfits.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
My sweetie & I hoped to honeymoon in Scotland.
I was all set to take Lanark to read. We’d both been learning the poetry of William McGonagall.
The trip would cost us next to nothing: Karin’s grandpa would supply the airline miles. Alas, his travel agent tried to burden us with tours and hotels. The price became prohibitive.
We ended up booking the trip ourselves – to Utah – whose scenery is also lovely, but very different. This will be my chance to finally hunker down and study the Book of Mormon.