for my newly wed friend Carolyn and Doug. She was so relaxed, so beautiful, and so happy; a perfect bride. Carolyn and Doug have 5 children between them; two of the boys are Michael, so one has opted to go by Felix (How cool is that?) All the kids walked their parents down the aisle to the altar, that was very touching. The music was provided by a Celtic quartet and Michael (who, 10 years ago, I taught in kindergarten), was one of the violinists.
The pastor quoted scripture but the words of his homily that stuck with me most were: "A good marriage is like sandpaper, it smooths the rough edges we encounter in life."
So this week Carolyn will take time off from being Art teacher extraordinaire. She and Doug will loll at a beach on the north shore of Oahu enjoying their new beginning as wife and husband. It was snowing here in Seattle as the ceremony began; that Hawaii sun will be much appreciated.
Yes, the cake was as scrumptious as it looked.
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I love it..Felix! And, that cake does look beautiful! I can't believe it snowed again!? Well, give my congrats to Carolyn! Not sure if I'll see her here, but hope they have a wonderful time here in Hawai'i!
Wishing a full and happy marriage to your friend Carolybn and her Doug..
Way to go Michael/ Felix, how moving it must have been for the kids to walk their parents down the aisle.
Envy them basking in the Hawaiian sun.
Still very cold and snowy here.
What an incredibly beautiful cake!! Given that she is an art teacher, maybe she made it herself?
Carolyn is working on her National Boards and to make her own cake would have driven her over the top. But she did get the cake baker's services at last year's school auction for an $85. bid!!
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