Once in a while you find yourself being aware of extraordinary moments taking place in very ordinary settings.
Take tonight, for instance.
Zack and I were at Men's Warehouse so Zack could be fitted for a tux for our friend's wedding. We are both really really excited for this wedding. This is a good friend that we've both had for almost a decade. In fact, he's the one who inadvertantly introduced us. He's getting married next month to an amazing girl that is the only girl who could make him truly happy. And he deserves to be truly happy. So, like I said, we are really excited for this wedding. And we're just really happy for him.
Back to Men's Warehouse. As I'm sitting there, watching the lady measure various sizes of my hubby's body, (I believe at one point she asked, "Where is your belly button?" Whaaa...?) , all at once I see the whole picture. Someone is getting married. And in our belief system, this is for eternity. This will be, perhaps, one of the single-most important events in his entire lifetime and for the rest of eternity. If you look at the big picture, and I mean the BIG picture, there are only a few times you can label as significant events. And it's happening here. On this earth. And Zack's getting fitted for a tux so he can look his best to celebrate this moment. And I see the significance of it all. I see how important the tux is. It may be just a fancy black suit. But there's more than that. So much more.
And so, as I sit on a chair in the store, watching my husband prepare for this wedding and imagining all the preparations that have been and will take place before the big day, I see something extraordinary happening. And I'm excited for it.
11 years ago

1 comment:
I wonder what she would have done if I said I didn't HAVE a belly button, and thanks for bringing it up.
We really are stoked for Nate and Kellie's wedding. If there ever were a perfect couple, it is us...I mean them...and us. If there ever were TWO perfect couples...
Having such a great friend get married, creates a feeling almost like a good friend getting baptized. You can see them joining the ranks that have brought you so much happiness, so you are more excited than you could ever possibly have been before you were married.
One of us! One of us!
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