Happy Monday...
Just thought I'd write a quick blurb while my hubby's at the grocery store. Hehe. My hubby. I'm married!
The wedding on Saturday was beautiful, peaceful, and perfect. It went off without a hitch.
We wrote our own vows, and I knew his would be good because they came from him...but they were beautiful. So incredibly sweet and full of love. I cried like a little girl!
It was nice to have our families there, and I missed my friends who couldn't be there because of money, time, and all, but I was greatful for those who could be. I know that all of you in the Phoenix-Metro Area who love me were there in spirit. I love you guys!
Scott and I stayed at Waterfall resort on Saturday night, and got back yesterday afternoon. We decided to skip church in favor of hanging out with our daughter. (OUR DAUGHTER...I LOVE IT!!!) It was a peaceful afternoon. We had dinner with family on Sunday night and went to see my mom off at the airport. I miss her already! My gramma and Patches left this morning, and we had the house to ourselves last night...Hannah slept in her room.
I was really nervous on Saturday...the typical...What if fears of the bride-to-be...but when I stood at the end of the aisle and saw him smiling at me....I knew I was doing the right thing.
He's an amazing man who loves me, and who belives in me. He gives me courage to deal with day to day life as well as keeping me optimistic about Hannah's health. He is kind, gentle, forgiving, and honest. He has a strong faith in God, and loves and trusts Him. He is easily the most wonderful man I have met, and I respect, admire, appreciate and adore him. He is the love of my life.
I hope and pray with all my heart that I can be a good wife to him. Because he deserves the best that I can give...nothing less.
Okay, well, I should go. I need to go shower so we can go see his mom and dad. Helping them pack up some stuff this week before they leave for Anchorage. She'll be getting chemo therapy there. They don't have resources here for that, and Seattle is really expensive. Keep her and Jerry in your prayers, please. As well as Scott and I. This is a hard thing to watch someone you love go through, and it's doubly hard to keep yourself optimistic, happy, and cheerful when the prognosis is so dim.
I love you guys! SMOOCHES!!!
The wedding on Saturday was beautiful, peaceful, and perfect. It went off without a hitch.
We wrote our own vows, and I knew his would be good because they came from him...but they were beautiful. So incredibly sweet and full of love. I cried like a little girl!
It was nice to have our families there, and I missed my friends who couldn't be there because of money, time, and all, but I was greatful for those who could be. I know that all of you in the Phoenix-Metro Area who love me were there in spirit. I love you guys!
Scott and I stayed at Waterfall resort on Saturday night, and got back yesterday afternoon. We decided to skip church in favor of hanging out with our daughter. (OUR DAUGHTER...I LOVE IT!!!) It was a peaceful afternoon. We had dinner with family on Sunday night and went to see my mom off at the airport. I miss her already! My gramma and Patches left this morning, and we had the house to ourselves last night...Hannah slept in her room.
I was really nervous on Saturday...the typical...What if fears of the bride-to-be...but when I stood at the end of the aisle and saw him smiling at me....I knew I was doing the right thing.
He's an amazing man who loves me, and who belives in me. He gives me courage to deal with day to day life as well as keeping me optimistic about Hannah's health. He is kind, gentle, forgiving, and honest. He has a strong faith in God, and loves and trusts Him. He is easily the most wonderful man I have met, and I respect, admire, appreciate and adore him. He is the love of my life.
I hope and pray with all my heart that I can be a good wife to him. Because he deserves the best that I can give...nothing less.
Okay, well, I should go. I need to go shower so we can go see his mom and dad. Helping them pack up some stuff this week before they leave for Anchorage. She'll be getting chemo therapy there. They don't have resources here for that, and Seattle is really expensive. Keep her and Jerry in your prayers, please. As well as Scott and I. This is a hard thing to watch someone you love go through, and it's doubly hard to keep yourself optimistic, happy, and cheerful when the prognosis is so dim.
I love you guys! SMOOCHES!!!