What I love...

...a husband who cooks dinner on his assigned night
...a husband who has the entire house cleaned by the time his wife gets home
...a husband who cooks dinner on his wife's night because his wife was too busy (I thought he was just going to pick up some fast food and I came home at 9 to a home cooked meal)
...a husband who is understanding when his wife has not been his girlfriend because she has a million things going on
...a husband who after working 12 hours drives to wife's location to trade cars with her because he had not put on the new windshield wipers on her car yet even though wife is perfectly capable of doing it herself
...a husband who after switching cars with his wife fills her car up with gas
...all of which loving things were done without being asked.

How did I get so lucky?! I truly love this man. I cannot wait for the day when I can take care of my man and my future children. I look forward to having the house clean for him when he gets home, a meal on the table, and fun and laughter with children around. One day, but for now I will focus on being his girlfriend. I got a call from him this morning asking if I could drop by some sandwiches for him on my way to work. I truly appreciated his call. I felt that I was finally doing something for him (plus I finally had a lunch for myself also). He constantly tells me he appreciates all that I do, and he understands that I am busy right now. I am sure he cannot wait until I am able to stay-at-home/wife. Marriage can be such a beautiful thing. At times it is rocky and needs some work, but from life experiences I know all things that are worth it are worked on constantly. I love my life right now even with all of its hecticness (I know, not a word).
Have a great weekend.

We have been a little busy....

A little piggy decided to visit Jason at the end of September. I had left work early because I was not feeling well. I went to the doctor, and she did not know what was wrong with me because I was running a low grade fever. Jason came home that evening from a quick trip to Dallas. I had already called in for the next day. Well, at 5 in the morning I was on my way to Wal-Mart from him. I never seems to fail that whenever Jason gets sick, I am already sick, but I am the better of the two sickies. I felt fine; I just did not want to go to work because of my fever. I left Jason at home in the afternoon for a few hours. When I came home, he said to me, "I think this is Swine Flu." I laughed at him. He said, "No, I am serious." I told him that if that is what he thought it was we needed to go to the doctor. I practically had to pull him out of bed and carry him out to the car. I helped him into the doctor. After some tests, he was diagnosed with H1N1. The nurse had to wheel him out to the car. I am just glad that I was at home sick that day so that I could be there with him. I have never seen him so weak. He compared it to when he was sick with mono in the hospital. He had to take an entire week off of work.

I will fill you in little by little of the fun festivities that have been keeping up busy these past few weeks.