Three cheers for Mrs Backwoods Savage

[Jags]

Sounds great Dennis, but isn't there some stacking that needs to me done? :lol:

And doesn't lasagna with a salad and cheesy garlic bread sound good for supper?

<ducking from Mrs. Savages' shoe>

Ha, ha - sounds like a match made in heaven. Thank your lucky stars that you have a good one, but I am sure if the tables were turned, you would be right there.

Give her a little kiss on the cheek from Jags. :kiss:

 

[firefighterjake]

Random thoughts . . .

The love for your wife can easily be seen in your posts Dennis . . . and while time together is one way of measuring success the truth is I see this relationship as a success not simply due to the time together but rather from the way you describe your wife not just as a wife, but rather as a partner and your best friend.

I want my wife to know how to do everything I do . . . and she feels the same . . . not because I want or expect her to do everything that I normally do and not because she has a deep seated desire for me to fold the laundry (truth be told she says I don't fold it "right") . . . but rather because if some thing happens to either one of us we both want to know that the other will be OK and be able to stay independent.

I should mention that I too find my wife to be my best friend . . . she is my yin and I am her yang . . . her strengths are my weaknesses and vice versa . . . we realize that what affects one affects the other . . . her successes are my successes . . . when a person finds that one person in the world who they feel truly completes them and makes them whole . . . they are the luckiest person in the world . . . I guess the fact that many folks on Facebook cannot tell if it is her or me making comments is telling.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

I agree. She is a peach.