Who's who?

Not long ago, I had an occasion to be out with

both Adrianna and my sister.

Someone observed how close the two were in height.

I asked to grab a pic but when I reviewed it with them,

one of them made some comment

about looking like a "goofball".

I promiced to crop.

It was more like a chop.



Here Am I- Bride

I don't believe I've ever noticed

as much smiling and sheer happiness at a wedding.



 Perhaps that is because I was able to travel about and be in your face

instead of sitting in a pew staring forward.

The setting definately allowed for all to really share

up close and personal, even if we sometimes needed to read lips

or simply read along with the program.

Is this not blissfullness captured?

 And gladness?

And security?

And joy?



 I'm walking on sunshine, woah hoah

and don't it feel GOOD?!

 "I now pronounce you"....

(Tell your Aunt it's press passes only from this point)



 Right about here I was told that tactfully told that my ride was leaving.

 The idea was that people would head straight for the reception destination

thus heading off any lengthy "receiving line" under dire heat stroke conditions.

 I am glad I lingered as I caught a few nifty shots.

Then I realized quickly the view that I was missing

from the other side of the hill

and I began running.

Those Things Unnoticed

The Wedding
Installment V

Goosebumps erupted watching the wedding party walk down the hill.

(fade in Canon in D)

I never would have suggested that there were volleyballs, swimming noodles

or jet skis on the scene that day, yet the photos reveal what was so easily trumped

by the gorgeous main event on the beach that day.

 The moment of a lifetime,

for many people

in so many different ways.