My Dear Roommate

What can I say? She is fabulous. This picture is from our apartment in Hawaii. Its hard to believe that after 2 and a half years she really isn't my roommate anymore.
Its so funny, when I first met Chelm freshman year she was planning on going on a mission, she didn't think she would get married until she ws about 25 or 26, she thought that was a good age to get married. So I figured we woud be roommates until she went on a mission next summer. That didn't happen...
I don't know what my life will bring to me, Paul and Chelm are taking a great step in life, and they're taking it together, which is great. So now, I am faced with a scary future, I really don't know what its like to live with someone else. However, looking at how vastly things can change, I know that whatever God has in store for me, its going to be good.
The next post is going to be pictures I took at the wedding. It really isn't a lot, cause you know, I was busy... but I did get a few. I have to say, it was a bittersweet experience for me. I have learned so much from this person, she is one of the best people I know. The only reason I am able to give her up is because of the person I saw her become in Paul's presence. I saw it from the very beginning, and I love it. So Paul, if you ever read this, do married people read blogs? I want you to know that I can be just as threatening and scary as any father who tells you to take good care of their daughter. I'm trusting you with my best friend. I really am not worried, cause we're family, so I know you will continue to be the great guy that you are. All the same, be warned.
Really, it was a beautiful wedding, you all should have been there. It was great. Tomorrow I'll post the photos I took. Then you'll all see how beautiful Chelm was and how handsome Paul was. I love you guys. Just wanted you to know. Congratulations!

Comments

Todd said…
Please use more colors per paragraph please (color/paragraph). It will keep my interest longer and I will most likely read the entire post.

Please use more pictures per paragraph (pictures/paragraph). It will keep my interest longer and I will most likely read the entire post.

Please use less words per paragraph (words/paragraph != good). It will keep my interest longer and I will most likely read the entire post.
11:28 PM
Bukran said…
In my experience, no, married people don't read blogs.

Then again, married people just generally sever all contact with the outside world for the first 8 months of married life.

Oh the things BYU will do to a girl...
10:47 PM
Unknown said…
A girl!!! Your bitter experience comes from Tote... who happens to be male thank you very much!
10:51 PM
Bukran said…
Yes, BYU can and does affect males as well, but overall I'd say it has a larger wholesale impact on the worldview of its female students.

Tote isn't the only married acquaintance who's gone ghetto like that on me...
1:41 AM
Paul said…
I've been married for a week, and I still read this blog.
10:44 PM
Unknown said…
Paul and Chelm are not ghetto. Amen.
6:45 PM
Bukran said…
My third wife started out saying the same thing... But later, well, you know the story...
10:54 PM
Chelsea said…
Bukran, Lindsey and I have already hung out and chilled. Thanks, Lil Renny, for the tribute, thingy.
9:00 AM
Unknown said…
No problem cschramm... ooh. Bukran... I know you've been going through a time lately... but really, you are typing extremely strange.
6:24 PM
Bukran said…
#$*(#FJEKHGJPSFEJ??

HEFJjejobnwekhws(*#$6!!!
1:35 AM
Unknown said…
No swearing on my blog!
7:25 PM
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