Life is good. I was chatting with the hubby the other day, and he said something that was not only the sweetest thing, but also made me realize something. He said "For the first time in a long time, I feel happy and am enjoying life." He's a med school student and studies all the time! But ever since we've been married (almost 2 months now), we wake up with each other every morning, kiss each other goodbye, get through the work day and come home to one another where we cook dinner together, watch TV, work out, kiss each other good night and fall asleep next to each other. And on the weekends, we have even more fun hanging out with friends, grabbing drinks, watching movies and working around the house. Sounds simple, but it is our life and we like it...scratch that...we love it. And I realized that for the first time in 4 years, I'm no longer living for the weekends. I now enjoy every day. And I appreciate what I have rather than wishing for what I don't have. Sure, I'd love to have...nope...can't think of a thing. I'm content. Not only do I have a loving, heavenly Father, but He has blessed me with a loving husband, now two wonderful families and thoughtful, caring friends. And that is really all I need. Love.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Mi Vida
Life is good. I was chatting with the hubby the other day, and he said something that was not only the sweetest thing, but also made me realize something. He said "For the first time in a long time, I feel happy and am enjoying life." He's a med school student and studies all the time! But ever since we've been married (almost 2 months now), we wake up with each other every morning, kiss each other goodbye, get through the work day and come home to one another where we cook dinner together, watch TV, work out, kiss each other good night and fall asleep next to each other. And on the weekends, we have even more fun hanging out with friends, grabbing drinks, watching movies and working around the house. Sounds simple, but it is our life and we like it...scratch that...we love it. And I realized that for the first time in 4 years, I'm no longer living for the weekends. I now enjoy every day. And I appreciate what I have rather than wishing for what I don't have. Sure, I'd love to have...nope...can't think of a thing. I'm content. Not only do I have a loving, heavenly Father, but He has blessed me with a loving husband, now two wonderful families and thoughtful, caring friends. And that is really all I need. Love.
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I know... isn't it funny? Matt and I talk about how sometimes we wish we could win the lottery... but then we change our minds because we love our lives and wouldn't want to change a thing. SO happy for the two of you:)
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