Truth be told, I keep pushing an anxious nausea away. What I have to accomplish is maybe not possible. And certainly will not be healthy if I do pull it off.
However, as soon as I push that anxious thought away, I find another waiting patiently right behind it. John. I came home yesterday to find he was already there. The front door and back doors open - his shoes on the patio - my man was in the back yard feeding our girls 'a treat.' My heart melted. I ran out a few minutes later for a girls night, said goodbye to him as he began the dishes. And I came home hours later to find him well into moving everything out of our "workshop" and into our office - reorganizing, cleaning, taking care of so many things on our long list of to-do's for the week - creating a guest room. We spent the next several hours of the night cleaning, moving, folding. I'm so glad I get to work beside and with this man for the rest of my life. I'm glad that when I face impossible tasks - successful or not - I get to find him at the end of the day.
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this brought some tears to my eyes! I am overjoyed that such a good man gets to take care of my best friend!
That's what it's all about right? And you are so pretty.
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