Why My Wife Is Really ‘The Woman Of My Dreams’

April 10th, 2023

Scott

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Today is a day of celebration, not just because my wife and I are in Hawaii on a wonderful vacation, but this day is incredibly eventful for me, as I also celebrate my wife’s birthday. I not only celebrate it, I honor it!

As a boy and then as a young man, I conjured up in my immature mind a girl who would somehow capture my heart, mind, body, and soul and forever be the girl; then woman of my dreams. That somehow, somewhere, I would find a girl who could hold my interest, and keep me forever young! I don’t know who in their right mind believes in such fairytales! But for a lucky few, like me, fairytales do come true!

As I have grown in maturity, I have discovered that my wife is so much more than the sophomoric concepts of my youth. My tribute to her, after watching her these many decades, is my respect, honor and love! No need to elaborate!

When you really love a woman, you don’t want to disappoint her because, more than anything else, you want to be the ‘man of her dreams.’ And even though you know that really can’t be, you love her even more for her grace in accepting that fact. And you discover, as a husband, that’s why she is really the ‘woman of your dreams,’ because she loves you anyway!

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ROOTS OF INSPIRATION

In 2007 I began writing a daily inspirational thought to my children, now grown, with the intent to draw them closer to Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. The influence of the gospel of Jesus Christ is found in all aspects of our lives. The Savior was a great teacher because he taught parables that resonated with the common man. He could relate simple stories that could be understood by all. I have found the more simple the story, the more profound the message.All of our testimonies can have a powerful impact for good for centuries if we take the time to write them down. After all, the scriptures are simply the inspired thoughts and interaction of men with deity that have been written down for all to read. There is no reason that our influence for good has to go with us to the grave. I have hopes, as did Jacob whose final words were, “…to the reader I bid farewell, hoping that many of my brethren may read my words. Brethren, adieu”