The man with the most patience in the world He can untangle any necklace Makes a mean eggs, onions & potato breakfast He owns my heart (not necessarily in that order!)
Perfect words, creative photo ~and if it weren't for my husband I would never wear a necklace or else I would wear a tangled mass of necklaces - thank goodness for our heroes!
Oh so so cute....and you've been married how long?........I had to drive all the way downtown to Atlanta on Monday to have my necklace chain untangled at Tiffany's.....now i know where to go next time...
The man with the most patience in the world
That's really nice. And I know he loves you too.
ReplyDeleteAww.. that's sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs a hero in their life, looks like you have had the good fortune to find yours.
ReplyDelete(I am a great believer in Karma, what goes around, comes around - I am guessing he counts himself pretty lucky too..)
Mature love;
ReplyDeleteWe're both so lucky!
Aloha, Sistah-
Comfort Spiral
Awww - I'm glad I popped over to see this one. The love between you two is palpable. Even from here.
ReplyDeleteawwwww.........
ReplyDeleteSweet! Everyone needs their own personal necklace untangler. You're blessed to have a good guy.
ReplyDeleteAh yes - there's always a good reason why we marry them - they can untangle necklaces. This is important. I know.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post! I'm feeling ya girlfriend! We just got lucky I guess...
ReplyDeleteSounds like someone I know! We sure are lucky gals!
ReplyDeleteso sweet....
ReplyDeletewhile my husband is still in NJ, I miss his deordorant sitting next to mine...
But of course and you his!
ReplyDeleteAnd he can paint!
ReplyDeleteThis photo makes him look like a magician, doesn't it?!! Cool.
awwww, you are so lucky!
ReplyDelete:) Loved that simple post.
ReplyDelete--leendaluu
and he's a funny tooner too!
ReplyDeleteand the sexy George Carlin thing going on
alright! I'll stop flirting with your husband
I love the photo, the light and the expression are perfect
This is one of the nicer tributes I've seen. And who but an artiste would have her camera on-hand for the necklace unveiling?
ReplyDeleteFabulous.
I like this - sweet and simple. I'm planning a post for my "hero" for our 5 year wedding anniversary on Friday...must be a week for love!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a keeper to me =)
ReplyDeletexoxox
"Looook into my eyes. You are feeling veeeery sleeeepy."
ReplyDeleteOkay, it worked. He hypnotized me.
He's a keeper!
ReplyDeletewhat more can a girl ask for?
ReplyDeletei think you'd call him a keeper :)
hugs
I love that you speak glowingly of your husband. He's a cutie, too. :)
ReplyDeleteSo, he's got a brother?
ReplyDeleteSeriously, "and the sexy George Carlin thing going on" is goood.
more than one gal blogger seem to think Ray is the cats pajamas. oy.
amen plaques in the mail !!sandy
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful man who has a wonderful wife who can still say wonderful things about him after so many years of marriage. It gives us hope.
ReplyDeleteThe photo is as gorgeous as the words.
Can you bring him next time you visit here?
Hooray for Ray!
ReplyDeleteI love it! What a great shot! And a very nice tribute!
ReplyDeleteI am the champion of untangling things - especially necklaces!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good man you've got there. He's lucky, too. :)
Daryl.. an incredibly touching
ReplyDeletecomment . Very sweet ...
and my rumbly tummy would love an
order of those eggs,onions and potatoes...
Great shot and untangling necklaces takes a true hero.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't forget he even PAINTS!! Adorable :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're lucky to have found each other. Embrace life!
ReplyDeletePerfect words, creative photo ~and if it weren't for my husband I would never wear a necklace or else I would wear a tangled mass of necklaces - thank goodness for our heroes!
ReplyDeletemade for each other!!
ReplyDeleteI keep telling you that this guy is a KEEPER and he does knots in necklaces too? Lucky soul mates!
ReplyDeleteJoyce
Give him extra credit for making good breakfast. A lot of men don't cook. Those of us that do, usually do it well.
ReplyDeleteNo extra credit for untangling necklaces. Just say a simple 'thank you'. It's built into mens genes to be able to do that easily.
Sorry about the word verification, I use the the moderation route.
I see you had some severe storms in NYC last night. It made the 'front page' of the weather channel.
I hope everything is well with y'all.
Thanks for the visit to the new blog.
Your Texas friends,
Troy and Martha
Oh you have one too!! MWM is great at untangling things and has the patience of Job. Me? I'd have thrown it in the bin! LOL
ReplyDeleteAren't we lucky ladies? :)
Aww... I'm all tingly.
ReplyDeleteOkay I'm over it.
Well maybe not quite over it.
Oh so so cute....and you've been married how long?........I had to drive all the way downtown to Atlanta on Monday to have my necklace chain untangled at Tiffany's.....now i know where to go next time...
ReplyDeleteAh,, bless!
ReplyDeleteYou better hang on to him just for the necklace untangling.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing the things that make us love them. Patiently untangling a necklace should be on a potential husband resume!
ReplyDeleteIt was such a breath of fresh air to stroll through Darylland:) It feels so good to be back on track!
ReplyDeleteThat's just lovely!
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