
He sees his man cave as orderly as a doctor’s office
I see the aftermath of a hurricane
He wants it done tomorrow
I want it done yesterday
He sees the bucket half full
I see it half empty
He’s cool calm and collect
I’m as nervous as a jack-rabbit
He thinks before he speaks
I spew it out and think about it later
He loves a crowd
I’d rather have a tooth pulled
He likes being on center stage
I hide behind the curtain
He likes sleeping late
I like seeing the sun rise
He likes to cook
I’d rather clean the toilet
He thinks country music is soothing to the soul
I think it’s like fingernails raking across a chalkboard
On and on I could go
But there’s no point
Because with all our differences
Like a crazy quilt of many colors and patterns
Our hearts have intertwined as one
Creating a beautiful
Sometimes crazy marriage
That has not frayed or faded in forty-five years
So I guess opposites really do attract!
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So, I'm sitting here trying to figure out how to describe myself to you, and these are the words jumping up and down in my heart: I'm just a simple human being living in a complicated, messed-up world. I speak my mind. I love hard. My feelings run deep. When push comes to shove, I stand my ground. Sometimes I push back. Sometimes I walk away. I've surfed the crashing waves of life that threatened to destroy me only to make me stronger. I bear the scars of emotional rape, sadness, and depression. I've walked the golden streets of churches and religion only to be disappointed time and time again. And as a result, it's taken me seventy-five years to get where I'm sitting today; a sinner saved by grace through the blood of Jesus Christ. I fell at the cross. I repented of my sins, and Jesus saved and washed me clean. I still fall flat on my face. I still get dirty as a pig in a mudhole. And Jesus still picks me up, dries my tears, forgives me again and again, and continues walking close beside me. No one has ever loved me like that. And no one ever will.
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