It’s be ten years, since I met my wife (the MIGHTY Rosie) and it’s been a hell of a decade.
She picked me up out of the misery that was my life and showed me how it could be. There’s been problems, there have been challenges and it’s not always been a smooth happy ride, some of it has been hard, but none of that has been because of her. With her it was easy, she was easy to talk to, easy to trust, easy to be around and above all, easy to love. It’s been so long, but somehow it hasn’t. Seeing her today whilst at work, made my day as it ever has, she is still the finest person I know, my best friend, my hero, my soul mate and a woman I convinced to marry me. We compliment each other, we challenge each other and we make one another laugh and that’s as true as it’s ever been. I don’t want to think about who I’d be if we hadn’t met, but I don’t think I’d like that guy, she has made me a better man.
If you have a significant other in your life, do me and you a favour, tell them what they mean to you, never let your heart be a secret from them. You never know the future, but if you’re smart, you know what you have. What I have is a woman who took a geeky, emotionally repressed, shy and awkward loner and helped him become a husband and father, trying to be better. Still geeky like, but hey if it ain’t broke.
I love her more each day, I love her more, because of each day. I am grateful for her love and her friendship and will do all I can, to be worthy of both.
She is my northern star, when I see her, I know where home is, because wherever she is, that’s home.
Now some you-tubey things, with my wife in mind, if for no other reason that I should reward her actually reading this (she’s wonderfully supportive of my blog and often shares or passes it on)
For that, go to 2:20
We all have those who make our lives worth more, if we don’t it’s what we look for.
Every moment with my Rosie is a moment worth seizing.
Ta ta for now internet people.
A Munky on Merseyside 
Reblogged this on Standing Guard.
The screaming goats always have me in tears of laughter.
I didn’t know the meaning of a true relationship until I met my husband, having always been abused in some way or another by partners before him. Without him, I probably would have been dead a long time ago, and that is no exaggeration.
I know that feeling, I don’t know if I’d be dead, but where my life was heading, wasn’t living.
Congratulations on finding your soul mate and having the good sense to get her to marry you! 🙂
Love this. Belated congrats on ten years.
Thanks Likkleone