Showing posts with label Marriage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marriage. Show all posts

Thursday, August 5, 2010

Ten Years~


Ten years of marriage.
120 months
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521 weeks
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3,650 days
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87, 658 hours
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5,259,487 minutes


Ten years of marriage to a man who is your best friend.
Shared laughter & tears
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Misunderstandings & makeups
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Holding hands & holding babies






No matter what comes our way, I never lose sight of the fact that I am a blessed woman...
I married you.
Happy Anniversary, My Love.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Pizza Box Love Letters



The Hubs lets me know everyday that he loves me.

Whether it's with a kiss, a helping hand (or two), or by simply telling me, he lets me know that I'm loved.

The other day, we were in the kitchen chatting about this, that and the other when he starts scribbling on a pizza box that was on top of the counter.

To my delight, when I glanced down to see what he was up to, I saw a little love note.

So I wrote one right back.

Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Eight years with my best friend

My husband is my best friend. Today we celebrated eight years of marriage together. Eight years of love, laughter, tears, baby shenanigans, and more. I've never met another person (outside of my parents) who so completely got me..........and he loves me anyway. I'm a blessed lady, y'all!



We met through friends at church and hit it off almost from the moment we met. Conversation wasn't a problem at all. I was usually so nervous and self-conscious that it took me a while to loosen up and have a decent conversation. We talked like long-lost friends. He treated me with respect and made me feel that I didn't have to put on a front to impress or interest him. I was enough. I still am.



My parents still get a kick out of tellin' the story about the first night I brought him home to meet them. He was polite, jumped in to help Dad bring in some groceries and, after dinner, even took over washing dishes from Mom. Yep, I knew I had a winner pretty early on in our relationship and that went a long way to help my parents see that, too.



We don't have a perfect marriage and that doesn't bother us. We keep trying. My parents used to tell me when I was dating that being friends was a big part of making a marriage last and remain healthy. They were right.