I love to talk about my husband. But I'm not going to brag about what kind of wife I am. You'll never know whether I give good back rubs, cook his favorite dish or wear a swimsuit for the haircuts I may or may not give him.
This letter is all you're getting. (I hope it makes you cry. I always like an emotional response.)
Dear Velcro, (Because I'm stuck on him.)
I love you! Always know that. Everywhere you go, I love you. I am thinking of
you. Eight years doesn’t seem like such a long time after all. I want more. So
many more.
Thank
you for being sweet and supportive. For working so hard.
For dancing with me by candlelight. For helping me choose my clothes in the morning.
For helping me shop. For letting me spend our money, knowing that you won’t get mad, even if I blow the budget.
For dancing with me by candlelight. For helping me choose my clothes in the morning.
For helping me shop. For letting me spend our money, knowing that you won’t get mad, even if I blow the budget.
Thank
you for playing with our sons. Nothing warms my heart more. I look at you in
those moments and think, “This is what a good father is.”
I never had a father.
Thank you for teaching me what they look like.
Thank
you for cooking every single day. I know it gets old. I love you for it.
Thank
you for being so patient with me, with the boys, with God and with yourself.
Thank
you for trying to change for the better. I love who you are. I love that you
want growth.
I
love that you think I’m beautiful right when I wake up. I love how sometimes you
suddenly stop and look at me and forget to listen as I’m speaking.
I
love that you read to me and let me read to you.
I
love that you let me sing to you. I love that you like it.
I love when you write me notes.
I love when
you play your bells just for me.
I love that you laugh at all my jokes. I love that you send me flowers. I love that
you open my door. I love your kiss on my hand.
I
love that you help with the cleaning and laundry.
I love that you remind me to
work on my goals. I love that you work on yours.
I
love that you taught me how to cross stitch, carve pumpkins, fish, make bread
and shave a man.
I
couldn’t ask for a better friend but I get a new one every day. It’s always
you. Please let me love you forever and ever.
Your Lover
Our trials make me love him all the more, because I see him not giving up on me. Here's to forever.
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