Happy 10th Anniversary, Luder, I love you.
October 27 2001, Washington DC Temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The man I love.
How do you put into words the love that has changed you? Growing up, I always wanted a family. I wanted a companion and someone to share my life with, someone who would care for me. As I became a young adult, there was a realization that it would be hard to find the person that I could imagine spending forever with.
Looking back, my mind is flooded with memories. Memories of building our life together as a young married couple, of precious time surrounding the births of our beautiful children. Memories of graduating at the same time, building our life in Richmond and of many many blessings and trials that our marriage has withstood.
As I reflect, I am brought to tears and laughter. We have truly had so much fun together. I don't know where I end and he begins anymore, nor do I care. I have grown to rely on him so much and the only thing I would change about us right now is that I wish I could see him more.
I am so proud of him, no one knows the person that I see. That is the privilege of marriage I suppose. He is a dedicated father, I have rarely seen a father like him. He puts everyone else first. He loves the Lord and has a rock solid testimony. He amazes me with all the kindness that he wishes people, even people that are unkind to him. He is patient.
What touches me the most is the way he loves me. He tells me that I am beautiful and would never say otherwise. He supports everything I do. He would give me anything I want, knowing that I would never take advantage. He is my best friend. We can talk for hours and there is nothing I would rather do than ride along a country road with him, discussing our dreams.
I am so grateful for this blessing from Heavenly Father and can't wait to see what the next 10 years will bring us.
3 comments:
congrats you guys - you are a beautiful couple and family! we will miss you when we move.
Ginny! I loved this post, it was beautiful! What a sweet marriage you guys have. I have to tell you that TODAY, yes today, I thought to myself, "I need to be like Ginny when it comes to missionary work." You have been an inspiration to me in many ways - thanks for providing a powerful example! Love you!
Ginny, gosh, I can't believe it's been ten years! I remember so well ten years and a few days ago when I literally threatened you two if you didn't get married. It's so nice to tell you "I told you so!" You two are soul mates and were meant for each other. We love seeing you guys and sharing your happiness. Here's to the next ten!
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