So, I may have promised my husband that I wouldn't do this... but I just can't help myself! The world needs to know (and by world, I mean the
This blog is supposed to be about our family's journey through adoption from Ethiopia, but since I tend to be a bit
If I am writing on here about some revelation I've had, chances are that J helped me to see it. If I share about a struggle I'm having, you can bet he is down in the trenches with me. If I gush about a recent successful parenting strategy, it was probably his idea. And for goodness sakes, if I even have the time to be writing on here it is most likely because he is upstairs giving 3 kids a bath or washing a sink-full of dishes!
I could go on and on, but instead I'll let his words speak for themselves. These are just a few of the things he's been known to say regularly:
What can I do to help?
Wow, honey the house looks great!
Looks like he needs a diaper change -- I got it.
Why don't I take the kids outside for awhile so you can rest?
You're pretty.
Let's go on a date.
How can I help you take a break?
Let me get you a Kleenex... It's OK, hon... That's not a dumb reason to cry... It's OK to feel that way.
You're a great mom.
I would not be who I am without him, and he is the best husband and dad the boys and I could ever ask for!
He is a nice guy :). It is a blessing to have a good man in your life.
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My favorite: It's OK, hon... That's not a dumb reason to cry... It's OK to feel that way.
ReplyDeleteIt's good to hear that from time to time. :)
I love when women celebrate their husbands, and I love that there are Godly men out there to be celebrated. Just today I said to Ty, "I hope there are others who love their lives together as much as we do. It's just so great!" Thanks for sharing.
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