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	<title>Comments on: But Rain = Rainbows!</title>
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		<title>By: Karen - The Last Detail</title>
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		<description>My husband and I were married under a very old, very large oak tree.  Growing on the spidery branches of this tree is a fern like plant called a &quot;Resurrection Fern&quot;.  It is named so for it&#039;s ability to survive long periods of drought by curling up it&#039;s fronds and appearing brown and dead.  However, with only a little bit of rain, the plant will re-open and be green and lush again.  It rained on the morning of my wedding, and stopped just soon enough (literally fifteen minutes before the ceremony) for the plant to &quot;resurrect&quot; and become green again.

Obviously, I took this as a very prophetic symbol of the marriage I was entering into.  It was truly a gift, and I am SO glad it rained.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My husband and I were married under a very old, very large oak tree.  Growing on the spidery branches of this tree is a fern like plant called a &#8220;Resurrection Fern&#8221;.  It is named so for it&#8217;s ability to survive long periods of drought by curling up it&#8217;s fronds and appearing brown and dead.  However, with only a little bit of rain, the plant will re-open and be green and lush again.  It rained on the morning of my wedding, and stopped just soon enough (literally fifteen minutes before the ceremony) for the plant to &#8220;resurrect&#8221; and become green again.</p>
<p>Obviously, I took this as a very prophetic symbol of the marriage I was entering into.  It was truly a gift, and I am SO glad it rained.</p>
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