A couple of weeks ago, I presided my cousin Lisa's wedding to a good guy named Patrick. I was severely hungover and I forgot about the rings. Here's the sermon:
Dearly beloved friends and family we are gathered here today to witness the marriage between Patrick Robles and Lisa Basurto.
Over the course of today you will undoubtedly get pieces of advice as to how to keep a marriage together. I have none of that for you today. I don't claim to know what keeps marriages strong. What I do have is a reminder. A reminder that seems like an attribute that you'd find when planning a bank robbery. I don't claim to know anything about bank robberies either. It's a version of trustworthiness. It's something I use in every relationship that I hold near and dear to my heart. And that is having each other's back.
Between mothers and fathers. Sisters and brothers. Between cousins. Between ladies. Hello ladies... Between bros. Sup bruh. Even between coworkers. You have to have each other's back. And you have to remind yourself to do so. Let me give you an example:
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