Rules were meant to be broken.
Mar 20th, 2007 by B.
I’m going to break my own rule and gush a little about Jim. Without going into too many details, the past five or six days have been pretty difficult for me. A family member died and I was left feeling… I don’t know, sad? Indifferent? Sad about feeling indifferent? Suffice it to say it’s nothing anyone would need to offer me condolences over as this person made the majority of my childhood a living hell. Still, there’s been a weird sense of anticipating some sort of closure and instead just feeling a void.
And Jim’s done a great job as factotum caregiver during this time. He took care of the kiddos, got me up, got me laughing, reminded me to keep things in perspective, and when I couldn’t do that… he held my hand while I cried. I don’t often talk about our relationship unless it’s in a joking manner, primarily because I think it’s something that’s sweet and special and just for us, but he’s been really great.
So here’s to time, returning perspective & lots of love to get you through the rough patches…
On this day..
- Teenagers, gotta love 'em. - 2007


I’m sending you a BIG internet hug! And isn’t it amazing how ones spouse manages to be just the right person just when you need him (or her)?
Sending hugs your way too…….You’re a lucky woman B, clearly, you’ve got a really special guy in Jim
That’s why you married him, isn’t it? I’m so glad that he’s taking good care of you in your time of need.
Nice reminder to all of us to appreciate those we love–and to tell them once in a while!
AWWWW>……Looks like someone is getting a Valentine’s day gift next year
Sometimes it is okay to gush. Having a wonderful partner is a special thing.