i often look at people and wonder "what's their story?"
last sunday as we walked around downtown asheville i thought that a lot
we drove there, my husband, my brother, and my sister in law
we hadn't ate dinner together without children in 8 years
there was a historic street festival going on Bele Chere
and we had no idea
even though the husbands didn't believe us
because there is no way we would have got them there
there was bad karaoke and interesting art
and it wasn't the story we planned on
we planned to see our favorite acappella group at a club
but it was sold out
so we walked the streets
and gave culture to our husbands
and as it turns out
bele chere means
beautiful living
and isn't that the story we are all trying to write
Love the serendipity of this story! I also love that you gave culture to your husbands. Ha! :) Have a wonderful day and continue in belle chere!
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ReplyDeleteOur plans don't always end up as we planned. But how fun to give a little culture to your husbands. :) Sounds like some beautiful living.
ReplyDeleteBele chere. This is my new favorite different-language-phrase!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this lovely, peaceful story.
(Stopping by from FMF.)
Ha! I love that you come for a little time in the city and end up smack dab in the middle of Bele Chere. You know this was the last year so you got in on that! I want to know everyone's story. My husband thinks it's nosey, but me, I call it interested.
ReplyDeleteLove you, girl!