On Friday August 8th 2008 (08-08-08) I married my perfect match ... the most loving and supportive woman I have ever known with absolutely zero "little things I don't like".
What do I mean by that? You know how there's always something ... some little thing that bothers you about a person ... a loud obnoxious voice, a pushed up nose, a mole in the wrong place, they're on [the wrong dose of] medication, they smoke, they drink, they party too much, they are obsessed with shopping ... this ain't something that's just gonna change. My wife is a beautiful Christian woman with high standards and high class. UH - MAZING!
She is wonderful. She is beautiful. She is caring. She is sharing. She is supportive. She inspires me. She admires me. Did I mention she is wonderful?
My friends love her. I could never have made it through my last year without her, even though I have had incredible support from my friends. Her family is so loving and sharing ... I am happy to have gotten to know them over the last year and I'm warmed by every memory I have of her children, parents and brother.
The past year has been very hard on me. I've been sued for millions, but came out on top. I've had to sell my assets to make ends meet because of the total devastation of my business, bank account, and time ... defending a frivolous and malicious lawsuit - and still she supported me. She's been supportive as I try to build this website, build back my eBay business, and try to establish new Apple consulting and service relationships.
The last thing she wrote to me the day before getting married:
My love for you has grown stronger, bigger, sweeter, tougher, spicier, juicier! This is the last e-mail you will receive from me as [MY MAIDEN NAME]. I have practiced writing my new name a couple of times and I think I'll be pretty good at it. My heart thumps like crazy in my body when I think about spending the rest of my life with you! I look forward to seeing you all the time, when I come home each day, or when you come visit me at work, or like last evening when I got home before you did - I couldn't wait for you to get there! I love you so much babe, and I will see you when I get home.
Wow!
I love you sweetheart!
* In case you're wondering ... "Rus" is my nickname.
* If by any chance you'd like to send me a wedding gift please go here and use rusATpppleDOTcom
6 comments (click to read or make your own):
Congratulations!
I'm so happy for you and your beautiful wife Donna. I hope and pray that you two and family (hopefully many little ones will come your way) and that you will both have a long and happy life together!
I would never consider marrying a woman who wasn't a Christian - they really are the best when it comes to being faithful, supportive, loving and forgiving and what have you?
Again, congratulations as you two spend the rest of your lives together for all eternity!
Congratulations!
Congrats!
I'm happy for you. As others have said "Congratulations!" You deserve it!
Congratulations are certainly in order. I have looked forward to this day for a long time and hoped that you would not only get married but would get married to the right woman for you.
When I read your comment about not finding anything imperfect about your wife, it caused me to think back and I can't remember your ever saying anything about either her or your relationship that wasn't positive. It's rare to find someone that is that good of a match and I'm very happy for you.
I know it has meant a great deal to you personally to have her love and support over the past year and I wish you both all the happiness in the world as you embark on your life together as one of my favorite movies: "Mr. and Mrs. Smith."
I'm really behind on my reading. How did I miss this?
CONGRATULATIONS to both of you.
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