September 17, 2007

• Our Wishing Well Poem:

  More than just kisses so far we’ve shared

  Our home has been made with love and care.

  And while gifts for our home would be a new start
  

  And greatly appreciated from the bottom of our hearts

  After our wedding we unfortunately must go

  And in our luggage there is no room to stow

  A dozen plates, silverware, or sheets for the bed,

  Nor a blender or toaster, and with that said,

  A wishing well to save for a future date

  (but only if you wish to participate)

  We thought would be the best way,
  To add (build, start) to a new home on a later day.

  A gift of money is placed in the well

  Then make a wish … but do not tell.

  We will save your gift in a special account,

  ‘Til we move back to Oz and settle down.

  
  

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