"I walked down the aisle a second time recently," writes Meg Raby. And I love this: "Elvis Presley locked arms with me while singing 'Love Me Tender' and gave me away to my partner, Jared, in a little white chapel in Vegas. Our three kids climbed the pews and crawled beneath, only to pause and take peeks at what was happening at the altar."
But most importantly, she writes, "I couldn't help but smile and be completely filled with joy: I was ready, and not in the way that I felt ready the first time taking that notorious walk." And today she's talking about why, and how experience has changed her outlook.
"My 2.5-year-old daughter and I had just returned home from mom-and-me gymnastics," recounts Samm Davidson today. "I stood in the kitchen making breakfast and watched as she toddler-marched into the kitchen, arms swinging with determination — clearly on a mission. She made her way to the bathroom and I could hear her getting frustrated as she tried to shimmy herself out of her leotard. 'Mom, I need help!' she screamed. 'I wanna go potty like a big girl!'" But Samm wasn't thrilled with this development — let her tell you why.
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