Personal Narrative: No Problem Hun

“No problem Hun. I’ll see the two of you later. I think Shannon wants to invite you both to dinner soon, but as for now I need to work. There was a pretty bad accident on one of the roads and we’re still doin’ work on it.” “Okay, just give me a call if you hear anything,” and with that I hung up the phone. He must just be on a drive around town. He’s done it before. I thought to myself with a heavy sigh. The cold air flooded down my throat noticeably making the muscles contract. A seemingly uncomfortable feeling was oddly comforting, bringing my mind from the fog of thought to reality. I’ll wait another hour. I compromised. I was not entirely sure what I was going to do after that hour but I was going to wait it. While I waited I went to the kitchen table, taking a seat in one of the golden brown seats. My eyes drifted to the window hoping I would see a car roll into the driveway at …show more content…
Being that Hanna was my closest friend throughout high school and middle school I felt obligated to go. The wedding took place late January when there was a light layer of glistening snow blanketing the grass and church. Inside it was kept warm to help keep the medium sized group of family and friends warm. I sat in one of the back pews taking note of the light blue ribbon which lined the outside. As I sat I took in décor. In the tall clear windows lining the two long walls sat light blue and white flowers. Sitting at the front of the church was an array of candles, all centered around the heart of the wedding. Showcased in the center was an unlit candle. The unlit candle sat on a podium underneath a nature inspired arch. The arch had dark, thin, long branches intertwined in intricate braids, these branches were dressed in some white tool, flowers, and vines. The unlit candle was probably for a sappy candle lighting ceremony meant to symbolize unity. Overall, it was a serene atmosphere keeping a more relaxed