September 16, 2012

Stuck On Just Shouting “Yea!”

September 16, 2012/ Guest User

Sublime joy, excitement, pride, delight, glee, jubilance, gratification, elation, wonder!

I’ve been trying to write this post for several days, but all I can do is come up with words of ecstasy. What kind of writer am I? When the going gets tough…or in this case, when the going gets terrific…this tough writer gets tongue-tied, and just wants to jump up and down with shouts of joy.

Why? Because my very sweet, very smart, very creative, very alive son just married an incredibly sweet, incredibly accomplished, incredibly curious, incredibly open-minded young woman!

And my husband and I are extremely elated, extremely thankful, and extremely excited for their future together. And that is why I am obsessed with words of joy, and really stuck on just shouting “yea”!

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