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Saturday, August 06, 2011
Anniversary Mass, II
Per popular request, here is a picture of the cake. The dinner was delicious and elegant, simple and homemade, all at the same time. A huge thank you to friends Sandy, Caitilin, Sarah and my wonderful mother-in-law for the kitchen help!
At the table with Husband and me are my mother-in-law and her husband "grandpa Tom", Schola directors Mr. and Mrs. Knutson, Mr. Pepino and Fr. B. A.!
Congratulations on your 25th Wedding Anniversary! What a beautiful Mass and reception. You all look so happy.:) We will be celebrating 13 years this year, God willing. I can't believe it's been that long. I still feel very young as does Paul even though he will be celebrating his 50th birthday later today. Say a little prayer for him & us. Blessings to all of you!
We are indeed "sur la table" - but I suppose in English we have to say "at the table" - as I'm sure Dr. P (with distinction!) would privately point out between dazzling scrabble turns.
Yikes! I will die before I complete dominate English prepositions. My correct me often. I cannot say I look forward to knowing how to use them in heaven because my hope is that i will have much more interesting things to do in heaven!
Georgeanne wrote: "What an elegant cake! So sorry we had to miss...but it looks like it was well attended and enjoyed by all. Congratulations again, dear friends, on your house built on (the) rock!"
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4 comments:
Congratulations on your 25th Wedding Anniversary! What a beautiful Mass and reception. You all look so happy.:) We will be celebrating 13 years this year, God willing. I can't believe it's been that long. I still feel very young as does Paul even though he will be celebrating his 50th birthday later today. Say a little prayer for him & us. Blessings to all of you!
Yay!
Thank you!
We are indeed "sur la table" - but I suppose in English we have to say "at the table" - as I'm sure Dr. P (with distinction!) would privately point out between dazzling scrabble turns.
:)
Yikes! I will die before I complete dominate English prepositions. My correct me often. I cannot say I look forward to knowing how to use them in heaven because my hope is that i will have much more interesting things to do in heaven!
Georgeanne wrote: "What an elegant cake! So sorry we had to miss...but it looks like it was well attended and enjoyed by all. Congratulations again, dear friends, on your house built on (the) rock!"
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