DH just made me cry :0(

[Fudgie]

AHHHH that made ME CRY!!!

How sweet!

 

[The Wolf Queen]

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH that is SO TOUCHING!!!!!

 

[EricShane]

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I still suffer from anxiety and my husband is and will always be my best friend

EricShane- The Notebook is my favorite movie EVER!

Mine too!

 

[crtrlovr]

The Notebook was an awesome movie. There was another movie called "Miles To Go Before I Sleep" that was really moving, also. Jill Clayburgh and Tom Skerritt were the lead actors, and all I can say is, if you can find it, you should rent / borrow this movie and watch it.

ETA: if DH is going to make you cry, that's the way it should be done....

 

[EricShane]

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Ive never heard of it.. i know there a song like that though "the journeys long, with miles to go.. before I sleep"

 

[crtrlovr]

The "miles to go before I sleep" comes from a poem by either Robert Burns or Lord Byron, and to my shame I can't remember right now which one!

 

[EricShane]

im gonna find it!

 

[Chicks_N_Horses]

Sweet! You are very blessed to have a loving husband!

I think almost daily about how lucky I am to have such a wonderful loving husband. If it weren't for him I would most likely be dead or in jail. Seriously. He took my pathetic self and turned me into a great woman and I thank God for that. He has given me such a wonderful life and family. I am not really an affectionate person (maybe due to my childhood which is a whole book in itself) but my hubby is very loving and affectionate. I try really hard to let him be this way to me and enjoy it. Of course, there are days I would like to strangle him but overall he is the best man I know.

The relationship between a husband and wife is so awesome and meaningful that I can't even find words to describe it.

Thanks for sharing

 

[Whispering Winds]

Winnie the Pooh says something like: "if you live to be a hundred, I want to live one day less than a hundred, so I don't have to live without you." I don't know if that is the exact words, but its enough to make me bawl like a baby.

My husband is disabled, and has a lot of things wrong; although he has been holding his own really well this year,

and I could be picked up by the trolley tomorrow,

who knows

. . .but just the thought of losing him is sheer misery for me. We had BIG adjustments when he got sick and was home 100% of the time, and we still butt heads over stuff, but the love and devotion is still there. . .your husband sounds wonderful, cherish him.

 

[deerman]

This makes me think so much of my mother and father.

Dad was 9 years older, marry over 50 years, Mom pass with cancer a few years ago, dad start alzerhmers just before mom passed, now he remember all the old time, even ask if i went by and seen Mom.