Weekend plans

I’m not sure what’s in store for the weekend just yet, so I don’t know if I’ll be keeping up with technology or not! Tomorrow (Feb 23rd) is Angela’s 25th birthday, so the weekend’s plans are entirely up to her, what ever she wants!

I’ve been thinking long and hard about what to write in her birthday card, or what to write here in order to wish her a happy birthday, but I can’t find the words. I’m better with technology than I am with words. It’s almost impossible to put in to words what we have together. The closest I think I ever came was when I was in St. Louis back in 2000 and I purchased an Irish/Gaelic ring for her. The Gaelic saying on the ring is “Chuisle mo Chroi” (QWISHLEE mo CREE) (actually it’s not that exactly, it has characters that I can’t reproduce, but that’s the closest I can get!), which means “Pulse of my heart”. That’s what she is to me, she’s the thing that, at the end of the day, and throughout all of my life, keeps beating softly, right there with me always, no matter what each day brings. I’m so lucky to have that for the rest of my life.

So, Angela, happy birthday my love and thank you for making this first five months of our marriage happier than I could have ever imagined. I love you.

Now for the rest of you, well, I’ll be back in full swing Monday, promise! And a lot less sappy. 🙂 In the meantime run over to Angela’s blog and wish her a happy birthday! Please! I will be truly grateful to everyone who does! If this site has ever entertained you, informed you, made you laugh, made you think, or just got you through a boring afternoon, you can thank me by this one simple act, because without her this site wouldn’t be here, in countless little ways! Go, now, and leave her a message! (Yeah I’m begging my readers but at least I’m not asking you to buy her gift! *L* Sorry Wil, I couldn’t resist! )

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