Building A Log Cabin: wedding anniversary

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

My Wedding Anniversary!

Four years ago today, I married my best friend. I was introduced to Greg from a mutual friend at an art auction. I still remember his olive green suit and all the curious questions he asked me. I thought he was so handsome and had such a calm, pleasant manner about him. Now, here we are and I am still crazy in love with this man! Come walk down memory lane with me....

Here's our wedding invitations that I made myself. The day we got married was a sunny, crisp fall day.

We just walked out of the church as husband and wife. Greg is knocking my socks off again!

We had our reception at a log cabin of course!

I love this photo. It reminds me of our love of the great outdoors.

We had a Mariachi Band play during dinner. Greg introduced his love of Latin music to me and we had many fun dates going salsa dancing.

I thank god every day for this man!

Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Memory Lane

Today's post has nothing to do with log cabins. Although we had our wedding reception in one! Today's post is dedicated to my husband on our 3rd wedding anniversary and to go down memory lane once again. Te llamo mucho Gregorio! (See Greg - I know more spanish than you think.)

We were just pronounced husband and wife. I think the polish priest on the right doesn't approve of the kissing but our deacon on the left seemed to have good humor!

Ha - kissing outside the church again!

A beautiful walk in the woods.

Isn't he handsome?!

We had a Mariachi band playing during dinner - very fun!

Okay, enough of the romantic mushy stuff. Back to the "log cabin" tomorrow.

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