7 days from the Beach

In one week I will be Mrs Aaron May. Everything is ready for the wedding. Jennifer came over and we organized things to take with us the day of the rehearsal and the day of the wedding. Went over final details with Pastor Doug. Went over final details with the DJ. All that is left to do, is relax and let this wonderful fairy tale take its course.

It is supposed to rain everyday between now and the wedding, then be sunny on the wedding day and then keep right on raining the day after!! The wedding will be amazing, I cannot wait for our first dance, and the look on his face when he sees me coming down the aisle. It will be amazing.

Then (praying for my passport) we will be off to soak up some sun in The Bahamas! Feet in the white sand, cool Caribbean breezes, our own private island to kayak to, sleeping in late, breakfast by the ocean. I cannot wait.

Married Life, here we come!

10 days till Mrs. May

This is where we will be getting hitched in 10 days! (they have since cut down the obnoxious large tree in middle) I cannot even beleive it. So much has happend. Got a promotion in October, Jennifer moved away in November, Aaron got a new job in March, Zoe learned to ride her bike with no training wheels in April, (pictures coming soon), Sid passed the 3rd grade TAKS test with flying colors, we have put a contract on a house and and we close on the 15th of June. Today is the Last Day of School for the kids and it feels just like it did back when I was in school- the arrival of summer always seemed to boast endless possibilities of fun and adventure and an excitement about the fortune that is to come. I remember having those feelings that summer seemed endless. I feel just like that again.

I am super blessed with my family, with the beautiful kids that I kiss too much, with Aaron, with good friends who would really be here quick if I needed them, and a God so full of grace and blessings. Just like the ever changing memories of my past, that seemed to fade, or change over the years, this will be one of those summers I look back on and say "Now, that was the best time of my life."