Hubby and I walked down the aisle to say "I do". People said we were too young. True enough. People said it would be hard. Yes it is! But at the end of the day, it's worth it. Many times we could have thrown in the towel and parted ways but we stuck it out. No one else shares the memories we do. No one else can look at our children and remember that moment we held them in our arms for the first time and that funny thing he/she did when they were 5. That argument we had when they were 16 or the hair pulling when teaching them to drive. The worry when one of them was late coming home. The joy of watching them evolve from cranky child to happy, productive adult. Walking down their own aisle to say "I do". We're looking forward to the day we can hold our first grandchild in our arms and start the next cycle of watching them grow and evolve. We wanted to teach our children that marriage is important and not disposable. Only time will tell if they make it to their own 35 year anniversary!
When I walked into the kitchen this morning for my first cup of coffee, I expect to see a card. I didn't expect to see this bouquet of stolen flowers from the neighbor's yard and put into such a beautiful & costly vase.
I have to say I laughed my butt off! It's so like him to do the ordinary in such an un-ordinary way. Just one more tiny thing that adds to the thousands of tiny things, making a huge stew pot of reasons we're still together 35 years later! :razz:
When I walked into the kitchen this morning for my first cup of coffee, I expect to see a card. I didn't expect to see this bouquet of stolen flowers from the neighbor's yard and put into such a beautiful & costly vase.