Boma
To make a long story short: I broke my camera. The pictures below are the only way in which, I (at this moment) know how to transport pictures from a friends camera home.
To make a long story short: I broke my camera. The pictures below are the only way in which, I (at this moment) know how to transport pictures from a friends camera home.
By Philip Yancey
Sarah's wedding was absolutely beautiful. It was relaxing, laughter-filled, and Christ-centered.....and yes, emotional :).
- we walked in too quickly but that was o.k. with me
-we did a family prayer
-Ben and I had two false starts to go sign the wedding bans (where I gave Sarah some comic relief by accidentally trying to write with the pen upside down...the stupid thing looks the same from both ends and I was confused for a good couple of seconds)
-the pastor annoucing them as Sarah Slotegraaf and Sarah Bokma (apparently my sister is the dominate person in the relationship)
Although I'm exhausted, it is a peaceful exhaustion.
I sit here, the day of my sister's wedding, typing up my speech with my head full of curlers. I have been working on this speech for awhile, but I'm struggling. How do you, in a few words, express how much someone means to you? Sarah and I have been through many ups and downs together; we've stood by each other, we've stood up to each other, we've had crazy memories together, we've grown together, and we've loved (and still do) each other.