Three Years
Today David and I are celebrating three years of marriage. It seems like just yesterday we were on our way to Warren semi-formal. Ferris Bueller was right; life DOES move quickly! And I can honestly say that with each day that passes, I grow more in love with this wonderful man. He’s every bit the man I always dreamed I would marry: kind, selfless, compassionate, sensitive, funny beyond reason, honest, hard-working, determined, secretly good at busting a move, and loves God with all his heart. His suave good looks don’t hurt either.
David, these past three years have been incredible. We’ve definitely had our share of trials, but I can honestly say, with God at the center of our relationship, I know we can get through anything. I’m so excited to spend the next 75 years with you…even though I know you don’t want to live to be quite that old…Don’t worry, science will catch up.
So in honor of our anniversary today, I thought I’d share some fun and possibly embarrassing facts about David and I. Enjoy!
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David and I, along with some other friends, took a hip hop class my freshman year of college. Like I said, David can bust a move…
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When David first asked me to be his girlfriend, he did so with an amazingly awesome poem that may or may not have included the line, “And now I have just one question. If you don’t say, ‘Yes,’ I may have indigestion.”
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It’s a good thing David and I didn’t meet when we were kids because I would have been significantly taller than him until about high school.
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We can quote the majority of the entire series of How I Met Your Mother…and we do…
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David and I often take our son…I mean cat, Raisins Cheeseburger Balderston on walks on a leash. Well…we try to, at least…
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David and I both have blogs. His is informative and useful and mine is me rambling about life (As I’m sure you now know).
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We are both huge fans of breakfast. In fact, we have breakfast for dinner almost once a week…and breakfast for breakfast EVERY day of the week.
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When David went to Uganda in 2008, he filled an entire Composition notebook with letters to me each day. He was only there for two weeks.
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We have made it our mission to try every good burger in San Diego.
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David and I carpool to work and every morning, before I drop him off at his office, we say, “Tradesies,” which simply means you pray for me and I’ll pray for you today.
Thank you so much for reading!