Growing up, Sunday was always the day of rest. Well, except for attending the three church services. I never quite understood that part. Two morning services seemed enough for me. Anyway...I digress. This morning, Josh and I were a little late to church (what's new; I was busy making lemon poppy seed muffins). But, we weren't the last ones there, so that always makes me feel better. After church, we avoided a fender bender on our way to the grocery store (just moments after the pastor warned us to drive safely). Josh and I don't get to go grocery shopping very often, so it was kind of nice to have someone to push my cart around the store.
Once we got home, I started portioning out our food and cooking for the week. It's only 3, and I've already made baked chicken for us (and some for Sophie since she's decided she hates all dog food), Philly Cheesesteak Stuffed Bell Peppers, and a roast is cooking for dinner. To top it off, Josh's laundry is done, I'm working on my laundry, and Sophie and Josh are spending the day on the sofa (with their time split between sleeping, reading and watching TV). Sometime, I feel like my life is a crazy mess, but days like today make me realize I've got it pretty good.
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Monday, June 11, 2012
Wedding Season
Josh and I attended our first wedding of the summer this past weekend in New Hampton, Iowa. The wedding was in a Lutheran Church, and reminded me much of our own wedding. While we take a walk down memory lane, here's a picture of us from our wedding day on June 7, 2008, taken by the amazing Daniel Folkers, one of my childhood friends from North Dakota. We were also lucky enough to have Josh's Aunt Pam take some amazing shots, too (and give us a scrapbook of our wedding the morning after our wedding - she's a superhero!). Oh, and it was our fourth anniversary this past week.
The church this weekend in New Hampton was much larger than the church we were married in, but the ceremony still felt intimate.
After the ceremony, I made a stop at the ladies room. Right outside the ladies room, was this beautiful piece of art. I had to laugh. It's the happiest portrait of Jesus I've ever seen!
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| 06.07.08 | Sion Lutheran Church | Lake Mills, Iowa |
| 06.07.08 | Sion Lutheran Church | Lake Mills, Iowa |
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| Love the gold paint! |
| My guess: Jesus on the Sea of Galilee before multiplying the bread and fish? |
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