So.
Like, a bunch of my friends are getting married.
...I feel old.
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- chelsey
- Obscure town, The Great State of New Jersey, United States
- One difference between Chelsey and the rest of the world is that sometimes she puts her pants on BOTH legs at a time. She can do a Rubik's cube in under three minutes, but can't figure algebra worth spit. She loves pistachios, triple word scores, and Napoleon (her guitar--Rusty for short), but hates out-of-tune pianos, bad grammar (yes, she's a grammar nazi), shoes, skirts, and spinach. You'll often find her talking to herself using ASL, scribbling madly in her notebook, or reading Shakespeare, Tolkien, or anyone in general who was good with pen and paper. Chelsey's two aspirations in life are to find a wardrobe that opens into Narnia, and to serve Jesus Christ with her whole being.
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6 comments:
Chelsey,
Not everyone is called to the married life, but the ones who are are better for it. Marriege is about a calliing to a higher life entrusted with the responsibility to care for another as one's own self. Just a few more years and you will be up at the altar yourself. Keep on the Narrow Path! God bless!
My sentiments exactly. Back in the day, only grown-ups got married.
Rachel,
Typically, only grown-ups do get married. The difference is we and our long-time peers are considered to be in that catagory now.
No.
I shall get married.
Someday.
But I shall never grow up.
Ever.
Chelsey,
In time we will both be married to the ones God has called us to marry. So, you should try to grow up a little before then. Keep on the Narrow Path! God bless!
Ehhh. I'm not in any hurry.
To grow up that is...
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