For Rochelle’s challenge: https://rochellewisoff.com/2020/10/07/10-october-2020/
The Venue
As we pulled up to the restaurant our mouths hung open. The travel agent said this was a five star restaurant. What were we going to do now? This was supposed to be the venue for Megan’s wedding.
David and I looked at each other. We were in shock. We would now have to scramble to find a place to feed the families.
Megan pulled up a few minutes later. “Mom, I love it! This is perfect! Look at the view of the water. You both are the best parents anyone could wish for!”
David and I were happily surprised.
©2020 CBialczak Fiction
Stine Writing 
Megan could see past the debris… good for her!
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I think young people see things differently, maybe because they don’t have the same expectations because they haven’t had as much experience.
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And haven’t been influenced by their parents’ views of what “should be”..
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All that matters is the bride and groom are happy. Good story reflecting it.
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I actually thought of my daughter. There are times when I see something and think it isn’t great whereas she thinks it is fine. It is hard to let her have that view but it is in the eye of the beholder right?
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I can understand how David and Mom didn’t want to disappoint Megan and maybe Megan felt the same way. But then again the opportunity of a a perfect place just could not be missed – they can clean the place up for the reception.
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Megan’s in love and that puts everything in its proper perspective! Great story.
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Thank you Dora!
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