Ok, so he's not really my "baby", but he is my honey bunny, my knight in shining armor, my soul mate. He looks pretty good for an old man, huh? And yes, he got a new power tool for his gift, of course! I can't believe we've been together for 20 years. I first met him when he was 49 and I just turned 30. We started dating the next year, after he pursued me, hahaha. We lived just a few blocks apart for about 3 years, and I don't recall ever seeing him before, but after our first meeting, he was everywhere...he told me later he would ride around on his bike (motorcycle) to look for me. I loved it. My marriage was in it's last death throws, and it was so nice to have someone interested in me. I mean he liked to talk (he did not follow sports, a big plus in my book), and to actually listen to what I had to say. We talked about everything.....it was wonderful. I know people, especially my family, was concerned about the almost 19 year age difference, but I never was. When it started to get serious, Chuck tried to back off, so I did the pursuing, and prayed him down the aisle. Literally. I proposed, and when he left to go home, I called my girlfriends, and we prayed. The next day Chuck said, "let's do it". Like he ever had a choice, hahahaha. Now, it wasn't always hearts and roses, after all God put together a conservative man of the 50's with a woman's libber of the 70's, and while we learned from each other, we learned mostly from God. He had a plan to bless us, not harm us, and we both came out of difficult marriages, with equally difficult divorces. So it took almost 3 years from that first meeting to our wedding day. And the day we married, we both put Jesus dead center of our lives. That's the only way to do it, and have it work. I look back on our lives together, and feel so blessed. And I am looking forward to what God has in store for the next 20 years.
Thank you God! (and thank you Robin.)
My wonderful husband, and equally wonderful daughter got me a new phone for Christmas. Ok, it was actually a "new" used smart phone that Amanda "won" on Ebay...but I love it, I just can't figure out how to use it, lol. It's a MyTouch4G, and I'm enjoying just running my finger on the screen and watching the little icons slide around, hahaha. I can twitter and facebook on it, but I haven't figured out how to re-tweet. I guess I'll try to take some time today to google the user guide to learn what all those little symbols at the top mean. So if you have tried to call me, or text me, or chat...I'm not ignoring you, I just haven't totally learned how to answer back yet. hahahaha. Merry Christmas to me....Merry Christmas to meeeeee!!!!! Hey, does anyone know how to make a case/cover for this?
Ok, so he's not really my "baby", but he is my honey bunny, my knight in shining armor, my soul mate. He looks pretty good for an old man, huh? And yes, he got a new power tool for his gift, of course! I can't believe we've been together for 20 years. I first met him when he was 49 and I just turned 30. We started dating the next year, after he pursued me, hahaha. We lived just a few blocks apart for about 3 years, and I don't recall ever seeing him before, but after our first meeting, he was everywhere...he told me later he would ride around on his bike (motorcycle) to look for me. I loved it. My marriage was in it's last death throws, and it was so nice to have someone interested in me. I mean he liked to talk (he did not follow sports, a big plus in my book), and to actually listen to what I had to say. We talked about everything.....it was wonderful. I know people, especially my family, was concerned about the almost 19 year age difference, but I never was. When it started to get serious, Chuck tried to back off, so I did the pursuing, and prayed him down the aisle. Literally. I proposed, and when he left to go home, I called my girlfriends, and we prayed. The next day Chuck said, "let's do it". Like he ever had a choice, hahahaha. Now, it wasn't always hearts and roses, after all God put together a conservative man of the 50's with a woman's libber of the 70's, and while we learned from each other, we learned mostly from God. He had a plan to bless us, not harm us, and we both came out of difficult marriages, with equally difficult divorces. So it took almost 3 years from that first meeting to our wedding day. And the day we married, we both put Jesus dead center of our lives. That's the only way to do it, and have it work. I look back on our lives together, and feel so blessed. And I am looking forward to what God has in store for the next 20 years.
