Humorous Wedding Day

So much of what life brings to us in this problematic and unpredictable world seems to result in a trade-off when we attempt to keep everything in line with our best laid plans, demonstrating an axiom which in the sifting process of the development of things, proves to be more like a hard and fast rule: “You can’t have your cake and eat it, too‘! Just for fun, picture this hypothetical set of circumstances as an illustration. Consider the upwardly mobile, successful young man who can finally afford the sporty roadster that would make him the envy of his peers, but then, he realizes that because of his success, he has reached the position that he can now marry the love of his life, who has plainly expressed her desire for a large family, sending the flashy two-seater into obsolescence. He’ll have to wait until they can be a his-and-her-car family. The most obvious trade-off in this situation, among quite a few, is in the later date set for the wedding day, not now, but how much later, if at all, if he’s lucky and she’s willing to wait. Hold
Kind begets kind: high school reunions spin off middle school reunions and elementary school reunions. Many of these students value their common history; they were neighborhood playmates; they started school together and remained friends throughout their academic careers. Some even became sweethearts and soul mates, and became families. The positive effects of this scenario become the source of such a wellspring of nostalgia, re-living and remembering successes and happiness from the good-old-days, it is bound to promote these gatherings, the afore-mentioned reunions, to be repeated at appropriate intervals, so long as willing participants can be found and committees can be