So, here's where I start the mushy, gushy stuff. "X" this page if that's not your cup of tea! I knew Darren was the one for me after only a short month of dating. Trust me, I've dated plenty of guys to know what exactly I was looking for and when you find that special someone, you just don't let go! Less, than a year ago, I would think about our five year anniversary and picture us as a family of four. And I thought to myself, I don't need a fancy trip or a fancy gift for making it to five years, because I would have everything I need: my husband, and my two sons in my arms. But, God decided he had other plans for our five year anniversary, and that's ok. It's so hard to accept that Asher's not here with us and extremely painful, but it's just ok. Yes, I do wish things were different but I just keep praying and hoping that God will just keep pouring his blessings over us. Anyway, the point I'm trying to make is that most couples do not reach five years and endure all the pain and suffering that we have. But, because of the things Darren and I have gone through together, our life experiences together have made us that much stronger. Our marriage is a rock. A huge, solid rock and our foundation is Jesus Christ. Nothing can break us, and nothing will break us. My husband has turned into this amazing, God-fearing man and I am so in love with him. The way he has comforted me and taken care of me through this hard time in my life reminds me that he meant every word he said when we exchanged our vows. For better or for worse. Would I have ever realized these things of my husband if it weren't for Asher? I don't know the answer to that, but I do know this. That God put Darren in my life for a reason. To love me, unconditionally. Happy Five Year Anniversary, Darren. I love you to Heaven & back.
On our honeymoon :) |
Good post. Darren has always been a nice guy. Ya'll have fun celebrating this weekend!!
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