Grateful may be an understatment. I just have to brag about my husband for a bit. He's been washing dishes, vaccuming, spending tons of quality time with Monkey, allowing me to have time for myself and to catch up on other housework. He has been leaving me notes in the morning and making dinners.
I never, in my wildest dreams, thought that we would be fighting over who gets to make dinner or saying, "I'll get her," "No, I'll do it", when our daughter gets out of her bed at 2 a.m.
In the midst of potty training, pacifier weening, and the transition to a toddler bed, he has been my strong tower. In the midst of stress, dissapointment, and heartache these past few weeks, he has calmed me down. He has been my light.
What an amazing husband and father.
He works a demanding and physical job from sun up to sundown and still has the love in his heart and the energy to go out of his way for us, without being asked, without me even expecting the help, and I am so lucky.
He sounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHugs and Mocha,
Stesha
What a great tribute to your husband! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's what it's all about...being a team!
ReplyDeleteNice story.
It is great that you appreciate him! He sounds like a real blessing to you and your daughter!
ReplyDeleteBTW - I passed you a Life is Grand Award. Just go to my blog to copy it. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your blog. I came over from GratiTuesday. I agree ... you are marvelously blessed! I appreciate the way you are working at being a strong family. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet!
ReplyDeleteMy hormones are overtaking me right now and I am tearing up after reading your blog. I know how you feel, it is so wonderful to have a good man in your life.
ReplyDeleteYou would be so proud of me and Poopoo, we had craft night. When I was at Hobby Lobby picking out all our stuff I thought of you. I even used a cupcake tin to seperate things:)
ReplyDeleteFar I think, we live in Keller right outside Fort Worth.
ReplyDeleteThoughtful blog thanks for sharing
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