The really important things are hard to put into words.
I’ve been married before, and one might expect that my attitude towards marriage would be less awed, less wondering, and more cynical. And at some level, that’s true: I have firsthand experience of a marriage that didn’t last, so I can’t discount the possibility that it will happen again. On another level, it’s not true at all: there’s still a very immediate sense of stepping into the unknown, of electricity, of possibility, of change, and of permanence, or at least the prospect of it.
Later: Our friends Frank and Mary Pat, professional photographers, volunteered to take photos at the wedding, and they have posted pictures online.
Well put. And I feel the same way on your behalf.
Adam .. Mazel Tov and Omedeto Gozaimasu. DJS
Congrats!
Congratulations and best regards.
I’ve only met y’all a few times and I noticed what a nice, calm couple you where – I was impressed.I don’t need to wish luck upon such good people.
Enjoy your honeymoon, guys…
-Jeff
WOW! Congratulations. :)
Congratulations! Much happiness to you both.
It’s a sign of the times that I found out about it by responding to an orkut invitation, seeing that your status was different than I remembered, and checking the blog to see if anything was new.
Congratulations, Adam. I hope we’ll have the chance to meet both of you before too long.
“Nyoubou to tatami wa atarashii hou ga yoi”…. I think only the tatami part is true, but….