eight years
Today is our eighth wedding anniversary. In honor of that, I would like to transcribe a card written by my husband that I received on our fifth anniversary. It is the collected and random thoughts of my husband written in every available space of the card. Amor: Today is a wonderful day. I have been counting the days, but without a doubt, it does not seem to be five years. Everything is as nice as before but with a lot more satisfaction and pride in our marriage. I am happy to have you by my side all the time. To know that you are a great mother keeps me calm and that every time I make a mistake, you talk to me and teach me something new. You are my angel (I love you). I don't know what it is, but to talk about our marriage is a great thing. It makes me feel a huge happiness (never ends). Anthony adds beauty to our relationship and it is because you are his mam รก. (side note: I was pregnant with Irene at this time) I love to come back (from work) and see you after fi...

It's a day at a time. Be patient with yourself.
ReplyDeleteA challenge (dear friend):
Try sleeping eight hours a night for thre straight weeks.
I think for me, this is really good advice. If I could just turn myself around on the sleeping thing, I would be happier.
ReplyDeleteYou are a blessing. (Forgive my misspelled word---I know how to spell "three!")
ReplyDeleteOne day at a time is right. Sleep, oh how I agree with you there Rachel.
ReplyDeleteThe Southwest airlines commercial tag line, "Wanna get away..." comes to mind :)
ReplyDeleteBradley
The Egel Nest
It would be so nice to have some juan on juan time with your kids to be able to share all those books about their Mexican heritage with them.
ReplyDeleteAHHH, sorry, I couldn't resist!!!!
btw, I have Culture Shock Chile...it was pretty interesting!
ahhh...where would we be without our cheesy friends. I knew you would have to work that "juan on juan" thing in someday ;)
ReplyDeleteI think that I am gong to buy the culture shock:chile next. I think that the culture shock books are sort of like cliff notes to a country. But it beats ignorance any day, right?