For our wedding gift, my brother Jake made us a wedding video and every once in a while, we dust off the cobwebs and watch it. Clark loves it and calls it the "Daddy movie." At the end of the 8 or so minutes, the last shot is of Jose and I leaving our reception through the front door of the Toronto's home. We're waving and smiling and there are lots of warm fuzzies. Anywho. Today, Clark and I were watching it and he asked me at the end, "Where are they going, Mom?" And I said, rather non-specifically, "They're off to start a new life together." I know. I am ridiculous. And do you know what Clark said? "No, they're going to
honeymoon!" Eh? I'll have to ask his father where he learned
that.
For our wedding gift, my brother Jake made us a wedding video and every once in a while, we dust off the cobwebs and watch it. Clark loves it and calls it the "Daddy movie." At the end of the 8 or so minutes, the last shot is of Jose and I leaving our reception through the front door of the Toronto's home. We're waving and smiling and there are lots of warm fuzzies. Anywho. Today, Clark and I were watching it and he asked me at the end, "Where are they going, Mom?" And I said, rather non-specifically, "They're off to start a new life together." I know. I am ridiculous. And do you know what Clark said? "No, they're going to honeymoon!" Eh? I'll have to ask his father where he learned that.
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