High five to my dear husband… it’s been FIVE YEARS since we exchanged vows. It seems like so long ago, yet like yesterday. We’ve done so much in that amount of time… Neil graduated, Neil got his first big-boy job, we moved to Kansas City, bought our first house, we got a cat, I went solo with my photo biz, my sister gave me my niece, lots of friends have had babies, we lost a couple of loved ones, we went to Italy, we had Weston (the most important of all these events!!), we welcomed another sweet niece to the world (via my brother & his wife!)…and life just keeps going. Ups. Downs. But we at least can depend on one another through it all.

The song I wrote for Neil back then to be sang at our wedding by friends still holds true today. Click the song title to hear the tune…the live version was even better. If only I could relive that. Sniffle.

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NEVER ENOUGH TOMORROWS

 

She knew by the spring of ‘05

The best friend that she’d found in him

Was not the same stereotype

He always said that things would work out fine

The kisses that followed uprooted the doubts in her mind

She laughed at his jaw-dropping jokes

She’d hummed until him,

but the sound that she’d heard were just notes

“Trust” had only been a word that she could spell

With him she learned its meaning and memorized it well

She knows in her mind

That his promise still stands

And he knows that he’s got

Her sweet heart in his hands

Blessed with forever,

There can never be enough tomorrows

There can never be enough

In search, for a modest fame

And in fact he found fortune

Some might call it fate

She always said there was a reason, a reason for it all,

And the talk of dreams that followed

Were slowly overhauled

With her he shared; at her desire to plan,

He smiled because till her,

every second seemed to slip through his hands

“Love” had only been a record with no beat,

With her, he found his rhythm, with her he was complete

She knows in her mind

That his promise still stands

And he knows that he’s got

Her sweet heart in his hands

Blessed with forever

There can never be enough tomorrows (2X)

There can never be enough

There can never be enough

Forever and a day

It will always be this way

There can never be enough

 And to prove that I practice what I preach and have no regrets on the quality of photos I got from our wedding photographers (Stacy Reeves & Lara Hanlon)…. enjoy OUR special day.