Yesterday I received an interesting wedding invitation.
It was a white paper and written in script. On the bottom of the invite was a child’s drawing of the bride kissing the groom.
There was also an upside down cross right in the middle of the invitation.
The upside down cross was not as disturbing as the fact the invite was for Sam and Elisabeth Hergenrader.
No, wait. I’m not calling this disturbing until they’re thirty-two and still think it’s a fantastic idea to marry each other.
And to be clear, Sam doesn’t think it’s a fantastic idea to get married at all. He’s not planning on that ever, he says. Which is such a joke, because once Elisabeth and Catie are done with him, he’ll be the most marry-able man in the world.
Elisabeth already sees the potential of a boy who’s her best friend, can slay dragons for her on any iPhone game (above), and will also belt out a mean Jesus-song duet with her anytime and anyplace.
Most five-year-old twins (at least those who attend public school) are in separate classes by Kindergarten. That’s hard to imagine for these two. They’re still such good buddies. So close. So compatible. My prayer is that they keep that up….
….even after they both find someone else to marry.
