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Twelve Days to Go

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Well folks,
Twelve days to go then Cousin Mark B. joins us in the blissfully wed department.

Any pearls of wisdom to pass on?

There are several in the family cook book.

I do remember a wedding story from my sister's wedding.

Uncle Mike was emcee and he was recounting how to him a marriage was supposed to be like his brother Ed's where there was never a cross word and things were discussed.

Then he got married.

Obviously he figured things out as he and Karen have been married for 35 years.

I've been lucky enough to meet Sandra (Mark's fiancee) and it seems that Mark is a lucky man.

I wish them both the best of days.

Love Rob

Comments

Debbie (Mathews) Marangoni said…
No words of wisdom from me! If anyone read what my husband just posted, you know I have my hands full.

BTW, congrats Mark B. and Sandra!
2 October 2007 at 18:45
Kevin Ford said…
Im so old Deb,Ive actually seen Van Halen "back in the day"when DLR's hair was to his butt.Rock on Dude!!

Words of wisdom? ......I got nothin! Congrats on holding out so long Mark , now you can join the rest of us waiting patiently with that lost look on your face outside the stores in the mall.

Seriously though, Mark and Sandra , best wishes to you both!
2 October 2007 at 21:41
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