Now that's what I call Destiny

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Now that's what I call Destiny

Written by Richard Tan

Thursday, 10 June 2010 11:05

Alex and Donna are co-workers, and in love. They got engaged, and while planning their wedding, were looking through their childhood photographs to showcase.

One of Donna's photos was of her posing with a Disney mascot. She was 5. In the background, Alex, also a toddler was in a stroller with his dad.

At the time, Donna was living in Florida, and Alex was living in Canada.

No, this is not a flashback episode of LOST. But can very well depict Destiny at work.
They had thought their paths crossed when they were working in the same office. But Destiny already had them pegged together in the same photograph at Disneyland all those years ago.

They have since been married 8 years, and have kids of their own.

"Just to be in the same picture with my wife when we were basically toddlers, its unbelievable" says Alex.

Really makes us ponder about the thousands of people we brush against on a daily basis doesn't it?

Source: Dailymail