Suzanne Geisert's Dandelife : The story of Suzanne Geisert's life

The Day My Little Sister was Born

Suzanne Geisert — Mon Apr 16 21:37:21 UTC 2007

The day I moved OUT

Suzanne Geisert — Mon Apr 16 21:35:35 UTC 2007

My wedding Shower was on this day as well. My fiance and I had purchased his parents house and this was the first night that I slept in the house over night. We could have moved in ealier but we were doing so much work to it that it was easier just to wait until all the major stuff was done. It was very exciting.

The Day I was Married

Suzanne Geisert — Mon Apr 16 21:29:48 UTC 2007

I was married on September 14th in 2002. It was one of the happeist days of my life. Brian and I had been dating for since September 14, 1996 and I was ready to tie the knot. I had spent the whole year plannig for this day and had made sure that everything was just right. We got married in San Juan Capistrano at Rancho Capistrano. The day was beautiful. The wedding and reception were outside. It was a sunny day and a balmy night. During the ceremony I was so happy that I was giddy and I had the biggest smile on my face. My husband was so handsome in his tux. I remember walking up to our table at the reception and thinking I was dreaming because everything was so pretty with all the flowers and candle light. I will never forget it.

The Day I was Born

Suzanne Geisert — Mon Apr 16 21:23:02 UTC 2007

This is the day I was born. I was born in Los Angeles, California on Sunset Blvd at Kaiser. I was born at 10:54pm and there was a full moon. My mom and dad had been married for several years and they had my brother about 5 years previous to me arriving. It was a really special time for my parents because they had tried to get pregnant for a couple of years so they were filled with happiness when they knew that they were having another child. My mom' parents, my grandparents, were also very happy about my arrival. There is a story that my mom used to tell me about all the time that my grandpa could not come into the room to see my mom at the hospital and that to communicate they wrote back and forth on a kleenex box.