1. She is deeply in love with the person of Jesus Christ; More than she’ll ever love me (that’s a good thing). When I first met her she had an irresistible contagious quality about her walk and talk. Confession: I’m a bit jealous over my wife’s intimacy with another dude…..named Jesus.
2. She’s seen me naked numerous times and hasn’t laughed or thrown up once…as far as I know.
3. She’s a hot little red-headed senorita. I’m a chubby balding white dude.
4. She makes me laugh. She’s one of the few people in the world who can actually make me laugh out loud. If making fun of people on TV were a degree we’d be black belt. As a side note, she has a GREAT laugh (too glorious to describe).
5. She’s an excellent mother to our two sons. She would literally punch a grizzly bear in the throat if she felt a threat to her boys. Her “boys” includes me too.
6. She’s a hard worker and savvy business lady. Along with full-time mommy duties she’s building her own business to help out with the bills. As a natural salesperson she could sell rehab to Lindsey Lohan.
7. She puts up with my childishness. I get grumpy when I’m hungry. I’m not a good handy manny. I watch Spongebob with Josiah when I should be paying the Comcast bill.
8. She’s my wife. My help mate. My covenant partner. My little lover girl.
I thank God He delights to give us what we don’t deserve.
Our “first dance” wedding song, still relevant today:
Bryan Daniels
Chief of the least 
We all know and love that lady you married! 🙂
Seriously cool Valentine’s blog. Even those that don’t know you guys personally can be touched by hearing about such a special relationship!
Thanks!
That’s so incredibly sweet. And I’m sure she’d say some pretty nice things about you, too. She’s gorgeous!
She might keep me around… : )
Such a sweet tribute. What a nice hubby! Love to see others sharing their head-over-heels stories. 🙂
awesome post…. you and my husband are alike in many ways but your number one in the list is most alike. lol
Thank you, #1 is the most important by far!
Great post. Re read this on your 50th anniversary. 🙂