Father's Day

I love what the books we have read and the idea of Marriage has brought for us in the last few years.  A little less then 2 decades, and I am still very happily married.  This was a comment i responded on someones post last week and it just sticks with me.  here is how our Father's day went.  Mind you hours after this my sweetheart was busy with 14 scouts taking them to Utah. He is amazing!   

Last week the little kids sang for father's day, I am so glad when daddy comes home.  My hubby whispered to me, I am so sad we have no primary kids to sing that to me this year.  It was sad.  Our kids are all teenagers now and they are all going different directions but that time when dad comes home, from work, church, anything, my hearts still skips a beat.  I just feel like i am a twitterpatted newlywed.  18 years later.  We are friends and we still love each other but the key is, we still LIKE each other.  I think the little things like you said you surprised him, are so important because he probably dreaded having to help after a day of stress.  You are a great example.  What a sweet story! Thanks for you thoughts.try to work at our marriage and we find faults within ourselves and not our companion. We have to be able to reach out and 
Marriage is HARD, marriage is AWESOME, Marriage is emotional, Marriage is rough, Marriage is the best thing I have ever done. I think we have so many talents we can all share, and we have all found that we have our own personalities, but how do we better ourselves so that we can be a better companion. I am so amazed at the humbleness and repentance as we constantly work on us.  I love the fact that the Lord trusted us enough to help us want to be a companion and the fact that we can reach for the stars but when we have someone help us reach it's so much more rewarding!