It seems I’ll never stop learning this powerful lesson. As
we sleep on a noisy, uncomfortable air mattress every night in a mostly empty
apartment that desperately needs to be cleaned, I find myself so full of
gratitude to be here, on an adventure of a lifetime with my very best friend in
a city most people only dream of visiting. It’s crazy how very little material
things really matter in the grand scheme of things. Not that I’m ungrateful for
such things…they definitely make life easier. But for the next month, as we sleep
on the floor, miss our vacuum and swiffer, try to find a way to make everything
fit in this little studio, and slowly try to build our food supply, I’ll be
feeling grateful for the life of convenience that I’ve always been so blessed
to live. It’s nice to go without some things (even for just a month while you
await the arrival of all your stuff) so that you can appreciate everything that
you’ve always taken for granted. With these things in mind, I’m even more
grateful for my marriage, because I know that no matter how much I may lose
throughout my life, I get to keep James forever.
Monkey Bread
3 days ago
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