I was feeling quite sentimental this morning as the smell of
bacon wafted through our crisp cool house.
Probably the last few years I lived at home, my dad made a huge
breakfast, including bacon, every single Sunday morning without fail for the
family. The other thing he liked to do on Sunday
mornings was CRANK the worship music
around 7 or 8 am. Me and my teenage
brothers would be enjoying a good sleep in- and sure enough you would hear the
base rattling through our old floors. A
few minutes later you would hear my dad harmonizing up a storm in his deep
boomy base voice, and stomping around the house in his shoes or boots, getting
ready to head out. Then- he would
leave. The door would slam shut and I’d
know he was on the way to the store to get his choice breakfast ingredients, or
maybe a newspaper, or pink peppermints to munch on during the church service. But he almost ALWAYS left the music blaring
for our sleeping house hold. My mom
usually worked the night shift and got home a bit later. Sometimes I would crankily stomp downstairs
and turn it off and then jump back in bed. Sometime I would just pile the
pillows on my head...but I could always hear the base as the music came from
underneath my room. The bacon mended the wounds and won me over every
morning, though.
So, in the spirit of sentiment, I thought I would undertake
another sentimental task today. A friend of Dave and mine from university
emailed me a few weeks ago. She is
getting married in the new year and remembered a video I had made and played at
our wedding over 5 year ago. She was
hoping to do something like it, and asked if I could post it so she could get
some ideas of what to include in hers.
I put this together just a few months before Dave and I got
married. Having only dated 10 months,
then being engaged for only 10 months, many of our friends and family outside
of university didn’t really know many details of “our story,” or too much about
us as a couple. So, after everyone was
seated, we played this video before the wedding ceremony started. It is light and fun, and we received lots of
good feed-back from people. Especially
those who didn’t have much time to spend with us a couple. I realized the other day that most of our
Ottawa friends and family don’t know our dating and engagement story, either-
so I thought it would be kinda fun thing to share.
So, I think I uploaded this properly onto you tube, and this
should be the link!
There you go, Jessica, and I hope the rest of you get a few
laughs.
Thanks for reading, I’m out.
I remember watching this at your wedding and thinking how sweet it was, and also how good an idea it was too! You two are so cute!
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