Weddings are special

Not only are two families coming together but it’s the only time in our life that you can have everyone you love in spot all together. The idea of having everyone together is truly special and is probably once in a lifetime.

My Boy Friend

 

 

 

 

My boy friend is so cute. On Valentines he gets me a card and flowers. I open the card and the is no writing, simply “Love Brian.” I look up at him and he has this look  on his face that reads I’m the best boy friend ever. (He is) I respond to this look asking him where’s the writing? (It sounds a little high maintenance but I’m totally not) It’s just when I go through the trouble of getting a card I’m going to write something meaningful in it. Now fast forward to birthday. I start to open my gift and he say’s “aren’t you forgetting the card?” (I’m such a little card) I open the card and it reads…
I have the cutest sweetest boy friend.

Compromise vs Affairs (its a cute story)

 

My handy man Bud was over at my house today doing so miscellaneous repairs.  We were sharing marriage stories. He says “me and my wife have been married for 15 years. The other day I was having a block on the word compromise. So I call my wife and ask her what is the word that is used to describe a couple is trying to work out issues?” She said “AFFAIRS!” (LOL)
He then goes on to say “my wife has such a sense of humor. I really admire the way she can laugh so freely…” I left thinking WOW how sweet he is madly in LOVE after 15years. It’s always

A sense of humor is the “secret”.. Read this!

This was a post on my deary-dew friend’s Facebook page. 


We’ve been married 45 years today! I asked David in his “Wildest” dreams did he ever think we’d be married that long. With a dead pan expression he said “Hon- don’t think you were “ever” in my “wildest” dreams!” See why a sense of humor is the secret for a marriage to survive? Course I still introduce him as my FIRST husband…


– Rita Davenport


Thought I would share it brought a tear to my left eye. 

Plato’s Theory about Love

 

In high school I can remember studying Plato in an honors history class. One of his theories has always stuck with me as being so romantic. He had this theory that in the beginning we were androgynous beings, not male or female. People were a circular in form. Some how we angered the gods and they split us in half making us male and female. We were doomed to spend our lives looking for our other half. I don’t believe this theory to be true but I love the idea that there is one person out there for everyone that completes him or her and makes him or her whole.

Love all alike, no season knows, nor clime, not hours, days, months, which are the rags of time.
– John Donne

Love at first sight. Cupid.

When Valentine’s Day rolls around each year in February, we see candies and chocolates in heart-shaped boxes and Valentine’s Day cards all adorned with the cute little cherub we loving call Cupid..

Cupid was the son of Venus, the goddess of beauty, and Jupiter, the god of commerce and wrestling. To the ancient Romans, Cupid, otherwise known as Amor, was known as the God of Love. It is said that once you were shot with an arrow from Cupid’s bow, you would fall madly in love with the next person you meet. But, Cupid did not always have good intentions, at times Cupid was just plain cruel. Sometimes, Cupid would mischievously toy with others affections by matching up couples with complete opposite qualities just to see what would happen.