On her Twitter account, Mia Carlson of KZBG in Lewiston writes today: "Sheesh ... my oldest daughter gets married tomorrow and I am already teary-eyed. I am becoming my mom -- sentimental and cry easily. LOL." I didn't cry, tear up, sniffle, or anything like that at my son's wedding more than 7 years ago. In fact, I read a prayer I'd written for the couple in front of the church. Now, my daughter appears to be headed for the altar in summer 2012. For some reason, I'm not as confident in my composure for that one.
Question: Did you cry at the wedding(s) of your kid(s)?
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married tomorrow and I am already teary-eyed. I am becoming my mom -- sentimental and cry easily. LOL." I didn't cry, tear up, sniffle, or anything like that at my son's wedding more than 7 years ago. In fact, I read a prayer I'd written for the couple in front of the church. Now, my daughter appears to be headed for the altar in summer 2012. For some reason, I'm not as confident in my composure for that one.
