Today is my sister and John’s 5-year wedding anniversary.
I remember her wedding day as if it was
yesterday and I cannot believe it’s been 5-years…in fact I’m still double
checking my math to make sure it really has been 5-years.
Which, got me to start thinking about everything that has
happened in 5-years…then my brain blew up.
I wonder what will happen in the next 5-years?? I have no idea. But in an attempt to make this work day go by
faster, I’ll list some possible 5-year outcomes.
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In 5 years, Scott and I have moved out of the
townhome and into a pretty house, we’re raising Luke and his sibling(s) (Sister?
Brother? TWINS?!), and we’re having the time of our lives!! Living in a cute
neighborhood in a house with a fenced in backyard and Nellie is outside playing
with her brother, Titan (also a German Shepard). Scott has moved up in his company and is
enjoying work and I’m a spinning instructor at the local YMCA.
·
In 5-years, Scott will be bald and I’ll have
saggy skin. The most positive aspect of
this is that in 5-years we’ll also have bad vision, so neither of us realize the negative
side effects therefore, we remember each other as we looked when we met.
·
In 5-years, Mr. Luke will be just entering 1st
grade and his sibling(s) will be watching with envy as he climbs onto the
school bus. While Luke is in the 1st
grade by age, he is already reading at a 3rd grade level and has
memorized his multiplication tables.
This is all thanks to Grandma Lisa, who spends countless hours teaching
him along with bird watching.
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In 5-years, I’m getting my hair colored, trying
to pretend to be young again and wearing lululemon workout clothes. Scott will be in a business suit, wheeling
and dealing with the big wigs up in DC working on something that has to do with
drugs. Scott has finally learned to cook
and I continue to change the pillows on our couch nonstop.
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In 5-years, I might finally master the “I don’t
care what other people think” thing that my mom always talks about. She says you don’t master it until you get
old-hence why it will take me 5 more years to master.
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In 5- years, Scott and I have invented some
amazing invention. We were featured on
the TV show, Shark Tank, and got a couple million dollars for our idea. We decided to sell the idea and profit the
cash- then we made the Farris Foundation where we help children with autism and
adults with arthritis and alzheimer’s.
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In 5-years no one will care about the Kardashians and other mindless reality TV. Lady Gaga will be playing on the oldies radio
station in my electric minivan.
I guess 5-years from now, life doesn’t sound so bad. That’s comforting. During my sister’s wedding, if you told me
that 5-years from now I will be married to the most amazing, selfless,
attractive man and pregnant with our first child, I would have fainted out of
disbelieve. I’m so blessed and fortunate
on how my life has changed and turned out 5-years after my sister’s wedding. I cannot wait to see what the next 5-years
have in store!!!