Being married is like living with your best friend. You will...
...develop your own language. Most conversations go like this: I say, "Whatever." He says, "You're dumb." I say, "You're dumb." The end.
...find that vacationing together is SO MUCH FUN! You don't have to worry about what's for dinner or who's "turn" (mine) it is to make it. You get to experience new things with your best buddy.
Mr. T as goofy (above, left) and me as Tweedle-dumber(below, middle -- in case you couldn't tell).
...love your husband even more AFTER you have a baby. (Anyone who can hold one of your legs up in the air while you push an eight-pound kid out deserves to be recognized.)
Mr. T with T Junior in the hospital....find that most romantic evening are spent in front of the TV together catching up on your favorite TiVo'd shows.
...learn he doesn't like to eat tacos three times a week. (But, doesn't everyone?)
...find humor in the same things. (Things nobody else thinks are funny at all.)
...feel more love than you can imagine when you see him interact with the child you made together.
Like father, like son....develop similar habits, like talking in movie quotes.
...argue over who should take the garbage and the recycling out.
...learn to love his friends,and he'll learn to love yours.
Mr. T, right, and his friend DW at the fair a few years ago. I love how they are trying to look cool in front of a teepee.
...find hobbies to do together.
...forget what life was like before you married this wonderful man.
Special Thanks:
To the film, "The Princess Bride," for the title of this blog entry.
To the film, "The Princess Bride," for the title of this blog entry.
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