Hello. My name is Genevieve Morris and I will be taking over this blog. The previous blogger hardly updated anyway. Now, I would like to take the time to share a brief story of how I became who I am today.....
On July 10, 2011, in a little town called Jennerstown, I married the most amazing man I have ever met. This man's name was Jed Morris; a retired baseball player from the West coast, cancer survivor, and my best friend. Since I met him, I've been happy. He gives me the strength to conquer anything my day might bring. I have never met a man with so much character. He is so giving, honest, and selfless. His heart to give freely is what I most admire. He makes me want to continually be someone better than I am. I am honored to have met him and will continually thank God everyday for him.
Our wedding was beautiful, though you might think I have a bias. The location was perfect for our outdoor loving hearts. We got married underneath a tree near a stream surrounded by Day Lilies and swans that swam in the near by pond. It was beautiful weather, not a rain cloud in sight. The inside had 4 giant pillars that were old tree trunks. Being afraid of balling my eyes out at the ceremony, I was able to keep it together and speak clearly. Our pastor, who has done his fair share of weddings, got choked up during the ceremony. He said he felt a powerful anointing and the present of God at our wedding. "I Do" cherish my newly wed husband and look forward to our life together. It was the best day of life to date.
On July 10, 2011, in a little town called Jennerstown, I married the most amazing man I have ever met. This man's name was Jed Morris; a retired baseball player from the West coast, cancer survivor, and my best friend. Since I met him, I've been happy. He gives me the strength to conquer anything my day might bring. I have never met a man with so much character. He is so giving, honest, and selfless. His heart to give freely is what I most admire. He makes me want to continually be someone better than I am. I am honored to have met him and will continually thank God everyday for him.
Our wedding was beautiful, though you might think I have a bias. The location was perfect for our outdoor loving hearts. We got married underneath a tree near a stream surrounded by Day Lilies and swans that swam in the near by pond. It was beautiful weather, not a rain cloud in sight. The inside had 4 giant pillars that were old tree trunks. Being afraid of balling my eyes out at the ceremony, I was able to keep it together and speak clearly. Our pastor, who has done his fair share of weddings, got choked up during the ceremony. He said he felt a powerful anointing and the present of God at our wedding. "I Do" cherish my newly wed husband and look forward to our life together. It was the best day of life to date.
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