Showing posts with label My Husband Rocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label My Husband Rocks. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2010

My Husband Rocks

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Not since the 70's have we experienced such weather here in Virginia. Snow on top of snow,, and no end in sight.If I were still teacing... I'd love it.... but eh! Poor Lynn has to endure the never ending dilemma of dealing with driveways and walks not only here but at mom and dad's house!
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So this morning I made him a good old southern breakfast of country ham, scrambled eggs, and biscuits and gravy .. something to stick to his ribs while he pushed snow... an actually pretty heavy and wet one at that this morning... not like the fluffy light ones of before .
It truly is beautiful, however!
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Whose woods these are I think I know,
His house is in the village though:
He will not see me stopping here
To watch his woods fill up with snow.
Robert Frost

Friday, August 7, 2009

My Husband Rocks Friday

Lynn is so cute.... he works so hard keeping not only our yard looking great, but also mowing and trimming over my parents' home. But if ever I notice that he cant be found motoring and tooling around the house or yard, I'll invariably find him chatting over the fence with his buddy, Jeff!


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Friday, February 13, 2009

My Husband Rocks, Friday

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Visit Katy Lin at The Great Adventure for more My Husband Rocks, Friday.
This week Katy shared a link to Focus on the Family which has listed the top Ten Secrets to a Successful Marriage. I hope you will visit this list and take it all to heart! How we view our spouse and how we are willing to change daily, what I believe is actually dying to self, is what keeps marriage new and fresh after 37 years.
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Amanda tells me" Mom, you have got to stop catching dad on camera unawares. He looks like a deer caught in the headlights!" I think he's cute!
#10
"A crisis doesn't mean the marriage is over. Crises are like storms: loud, scary and dangerous. But to get through a storm you have to keep driving. A crisis can be a new beginning. It's out of pain that great people and marriages are produced."
I love to drive, not I like to be the controller, but actually it mostly started because I used to get rather carsick. Now I see that just keeping driving, keeping the marriage on the road, heading on down that rocky road together is so very important. The road can really throw you come nasty curves, but then it smoothes out and the view is breathtaking~~ something one just does not want to miss! So keep driving!!!
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(Karen's Whimsey's)

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