Desires
I told MaryAnn the other day that I want to learn to play the piano. I think deep down-inside me, I believe, I have a hidden talent -- a prodigy, of sorts.
Now, I'm not saying I'm a prodigy. But I have a craving and yearning to deeply express myself via the piano.
There's something mysterious about engaging your whole body, mind and soul into an activity that when done right, produces some phenomenal music.
Saturday (June 17) is 4 days away
Four days and counting...
Since our wedding date has approached the 'days' instead of the 'months', I've been keeping a running count.
Today is precisely four days away till I marry her and she marries me.
A future Hope
The future hope of us getting married is so soon and so far away. These last few days seem to wallow in drudgery. And in turn, these last four days seem "to soon" to get married.
This future hope of marriage is a ubiquitous euphoria that one day will realize itself. To get to that day requires work. Some of that work has been joyful. Other parts have been tedious.
My running count of joyful vs. tedious right now has tedious winning 5 to 1.
Now before I get strung up by my toes for making such an "insensitive" remark...I say as Jesus said:
"A woman giving birth to a child has pain because her time has come; but when her baby is born she forgets the anguish because of her joy that a child is born into the world."
So, we too will forgot our 'tedious' pains of getting married and then one day soon celebrate with joy!
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Posted by Ramon Avendano at 3:00 PM
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Marriage is similar to being born again. It's a death of one life and the birth of another. It's a strange conflict to mourn the old life and rejoice in the new one, but I PROMISE you that your new life with MaryAnn will bring more joy that any you have had before. And don't worry you'll get to do the whole death of the old life birth of the new again if you have children.
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