We Did . . .
Nineteen years ago today I took a wild leap of faith. Well, marrying your best friend isn't exactly a wild leap of faith. But getting married, no matter the circumstances, is always at least a little bit like jumping off a cliff. Even though I was about as sure as I could be that marrying Terence was a good choice, I didn't KNOW that things would turn out all right. (Technically, you could say I still don't know that for sure, we--hopefully-- still have many years of life ahead of us. But I have 19 years of experience to help me say I'm pretty sure we're on the right track.) When Terence and I went out to lunch today to celebrate, he asked me if I'm still glad I married him.
Absolutely!! No regrets.
Even through two (kinda three if you count that B was born in NM) states, six homes, five kids, four miscarriages, six cars, four dogs, six surgeries, two car accidents, and I don't even know how many ER visits. Even through depression, addiction, anxiety, and autism.
Quite a rollercoaster ride for the girl (or the woman, I guess I'm not exactly young anymore) who doesn't like drama and finds change terrifying.
But still, no regrets.
I love you, Terence. I'd do it all again in a heartbeat!
Absolutely!! No regrets.
Even through two (kinda three if you count that B was born in NM) states, six homes, five kids, four miscarriages, six cars, four dogs, six surgeries, two car accidents, and I don't even know how many ER visits. Even through depression, addiction, anxiety, and autism.
Quite a rollercoaster ride for the girl (or the woman, I guess I'm not exactly young anymore) who doesn't like drama and finds change terrifying.
But still, no regrets.
I love you, Terence. I'd do it all again in a heartbeat!
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