GROOM'S MOTHER
sparkle as she looks at him. He glows
with pride. "She is with me."
I am not surprised when they are
engaged soon after. I marvel at our
good fortune and his.
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AT MILLENDER CENTER
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16 Brides 1990
At college, he fools around
and drinks and flunks out
in his first year. Then he
pulls himself together.
And here she is now, my lovely
daughter-in-law, coming down the
aisle with her parents. The feeling of
joy in this chapel is so strong, I can
feel it in my bones and my smile
deepens. Her parents come to join us
as our son walks to his bride and takes
her arm. Her dark beauty is startling
against the white lace.
As I watch them come towards us,
I know for certain that I will not cry
at all. I look at my husband. He, my
partner in this venture, smiles back at
me. We know the best is yet to be.
Silently, in Hebrew, I recite a bless-
ing that seems so appropriate for this
special moment:
"Blessed art Thou, Lord our God,
Ruler of the universe, who hast kept
us in life and sustained us and enabled
us to reach this happy season." El
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arried men have less
psychological stress than
their wives, according to
a Cornell University
study of 800 married couples. Men
whose wives are homemakers exper-
ience less stress than men whose
wives work.
Elaine Wethington, an assistant pro-
fessor of human development and
family studies at Cornell, found that
among lower class working couples,
the husband's stress is caused more
by perceived failures at providing for
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