TEXT: The difference between an ordinary marriage and an extraordinary marriage is in giving just a little extra every day, as often as possible, for as long as we both shall live. -Fawn Weaver
TEXT: Marriage: Love is the reason. Lifelong friendship is the gift. Kindness is the cause. Til’ death do us part is the length. -Fawn Weaver
TEXT: I will stop loving you…When a green apple grows on a mango tree, on the 30th day of February.
TEXT: In marriage, there is no such thing as one winning and one losing. Either both will win or both will lose. It’s an either/or proposition. You can choose to be right or choose to be happy; but rarely both. -Fawn Weaver
TEXT: My Love, Just a moment ago, I thought about you and my heart was filled with gratitude. So before another moment goes by I want to say thank you. Thank you for the late night laughs and the early morning kisses. Thank you for holding my hand through this life and proving that good men do still exist. Thank you for your love and friendship. And most of all, thank you for the pleasure of being your wife. -Me
TEXT: Being in a long marriage is a little bit like that nice cup of coffee every morning – I might have it every day, but I still enjoy it. -Stephen Gaines
TEXT: Happily ever after is not a fairy tale. It’s a choice. -Fawn Weaver
TEXT: No trail is so large we can’t overcome it together.
TEXT: No relationship is all sunshine, but once you’ve learned how to play in the rain, you’ve discovered the secret to surviving the passing storm together.
TEXT: My love, Just a moment ago, I thought about you and my heart was filled with gratitude. So before another moment goes by I want to say think you. Thank you for the late night laughs and the early morning kisses. Thank you for holding my hand through this life and proving that good men do still exist. Thank you for your love and friendship. And most of all, thank you for the pleasure of being your wife. -Me
TEXT: Love is when you sit beside someone doing nothing yet you feel perfectly happy.
TEXT: The goal of marriage is not to think, alike, but to think together. -Robert C. Dodds