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My Daughter's getting married today!

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Old 12-19-2008, 08:32 AM #1
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I just wanted to post that it was such a wonderful experience. The love my daughter has for her new husband and visa versa is so evident in their looks to each other. The ceremony was beautiful and they were so excited for their day. I lasted the whole time I was there. I only had one moment of leg cramping and it went away. I had to do a flight of stairs twice. Yuck the worse part. But it was about her and her day. She was so happy.
Hooray for both of them! I am glad you had a 'good' day and could enjoy the celebration.

Mike
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