Some things i've learned from being married to Omar for exactly two years (and dating him for exactly three):
- It's okay to call a timeout in the middle of an argument, cuddle all night, and resume said argument in the morning.
- It is absolutely vital to pursue what youre about, figure out whats in your guts.
-whip cream is pretty good on any kind of cereal, particularly lucky charms.
- purple curtains are a good accent color for an all beige and black room.
- its okay to be a human being, and not just a human doing.
- its actually really important to just be. not do. just exist.
-like, vital to life.
-for a house to be cute, it doesnt have to have word art all over it.
-there is more value in having several close, healthy, relationships than many many surface ones.
-sushi is only good with wasabi.
-a person can learn how to do almost anything.
-marriage is really really hard.
-marriage is also the single most magnificent relationship any person can be a part of.
-beer doesn't always taste like throw-up.
-there is absolutely, positively, no amount of grace that can be considered too much.
-hobbies are important. whether it be golf or remote-controlled airplanes or plastic cameras, pursue your interests.
-it is remarkably difficult to overcome habits that you have lived with for years, it is also totally possible.
-panic at the disco does not suck.
-when mopping the floor, make sure you mop it twice to avoid streaks.
- soy sauce makes everything taste better.
- being married is like having a slumber party with your best friend every single night of your freaking life.
- love is only true love if it is absolutely unconditional. this is not a feeling, but a choice. to choose to love someone unconditionally means to look past absolutely everything they have or dont have to offer and to look into the depths of their soul. this kind of love can overcome arrogance and anger, jealousy and greed, pride, addiction, selfishness, boredom, and self-righteousness. and it has.
Happy 2 year birthday to our love! Heres to at least another 75 years!