Hey Bloggers,
I am ecstatic this morning! Why? Well... After over three years of writing and keeping this blog, my darling husband finally commented!
I don't know how many of you that write blogs have the support of your spouses or significant others, and by support I mean: read, follow, and comment.
I am so happy to wake up this morning to see that my husband not only commented on one post but on two!!
Isn't it the little things that mean so much? These are my thoughts and questions and rants, and now to know that he is reading them, I feel more support and love. Especially since some of my posts deal with my appearance.
Going natural was a big change and to know that he still thinks I'm beautiful is huge!!
Thank you honey for supporting me, loving me, and for realizing how important my wee little blog is.
I love you!
Showing posts with label relationships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label relationships. Show all posts
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Say Uncle!
When you and your spouse/mate have an argument, who typically initiates the makeup process?
Is it always one person?
Does it vary based on the argument?
Are apologies necessary for every instance?
Thoughts?
Is it always one person?
Does it vary based on the argument?
Are apologies necessary for every instance?
Thoughts?
Friday, January 13, 2012
Real Men Aren't Afraid of Crying
If you don't know by now, one of my major passions is the written word. My love for it is so deep that I teach a senior Creative Writing class.
Every Thursday my students have to perform a piece that they have written. Well...this week one of my boys (we'll call him "L") in my program took his open mic to a whole other level!
To celebrate their one year anniversary, "L" wrote a poem for his girlfriend, asked me to write her a pass to come hear it, and in the presence of his entire male peer class "L" professed his undying love for her.
But wait! I'm not done. Towards the end "L" gets so overcome with emotion that he begins to openly weep as he finishes his poem. When he's finished they are both crying and embracing while the class is quietly applauding and my manly little men tried not to show how close they all got to crying too.
While all of my boys know that I don't condone relationships so close to graduation, I was so proud of "L" for 1) not being afraid to show his girl how much she means to him and 2)for showing all the other boys that it takes a real man to share his tears!
I love when I get to see some of my speeches, lessons, and "mothering" come to life.
What will I do when they graduate?
Sigh.
Every Thursday my students have to perform a piece that they have written. Well...this week one of my boys (we'll call him "L") in my program took his open mic to a whole other level!
To celebrate their one year anniversary, "L" wrote a poem for his girlfriend, asked me to write her a pass to come hear it, and in the presence of his entire male peer class "L" professed his undying love for her.
But wait! I'm not done. Towards the end "L" gets so overcome with emotion that he begins to openly weep as he finishes his poem. When he's finished they are both crying and embracing while the class is quietly applauding and my manly little men tried not to show how close they all got to crying too.
While all of my boys know that I don't condone relationships so close to graduation, I was so proud of "L" for 1) not being afraid to show his girl how much she means to him and 2)for showing all the other boys that it takes a real man to share his tears!
I love when I get to see some of my speeches, lessons, and "mothering" come to life.
What will I do when they graduate?
Sigh.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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