Thursday, April 3, 2014

The Wedding



Everything went perfectly as planned, even the weather cooperated. We didn’t get the rain that was in the forecast but everything was still held in the house with quests spilling outside to wander around the property.

Master and I wrote our own vows in secret so neither of us knew what was being said. We dressed in new leather and shiny new boots. We exchanges custom designed rings. The house was decorated in Silver Dollar Eucalyptus, Western Cedar, moss with preserved field and forest flowers.

Domaine Carneros was the sparkling wine of the day along with other Sonoma Valley wines. There was a variety of micro-brewery beers from around the world including a Heffeweis from Florida called Funky Buddha. Hard beverages were kept locked away. Dinner was perfect, the cake was decorated to look like studded leather and the party rocked on for hours. Some of the guys got together to play after the hetero people left.

Master, MY HUSBAND, and I went to our room after things started to settle down and cuddled in bed with a new state of mind about who and what we have become to each other.  The dogs cried at our door until we opened the door for them and then we all went to sleep.

It’s Thursday. We’re in Aspen, alone. It was an unexpected trip that we made on impulse. The house was left completely furnished by the previous owners and the realtors and property manager arranged to have it cleaned from top to bottom. It must have been a token of prestige for the owner. It appears that they rarely, if ever, used it.
We've been staying home at night after dinner to watch "Lost" on Netflix.
 
 

2 comments:

  1. It sounds the perfect end to a perfect week. Glad all went as you planned and that the future holds all you wish for.
    Has the snow gone yet? Austria in the summer is as beautiful as winter so, I presume, is Aspen.
    T

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  2. Most, if not all, of the snow melts but it is still a beautiful place to go hiking, horseback riding and long days spent out side. Aspen has festivals that draw people in. There is always something keeping people coming. Colorado is just plain beautiful once you get into the mountains.

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