Tuesday, June 10, 2003
Nothing to say for ten days now. How unusual for me. I have sat down at the computer day after day wondering, "what should I write?" But nothing comes. There's nothing to be said right now... nothing that hasn't been said on here already (or in my old blog)... or in Michael's blog.
Tiffany graduated. Lisa graduated. Joey moved. I went with Lisa to orientation at Baylor. I was a third wheel... but I forced my way in like any good mama bird. I'm trying to get used to this new season in life.
My good friend, Denise, is still recovering from the loss of her baby. I made the observation that she and John were relating better than I had ever seen them relate before. Apparently he told her that he felt that this time around, she needed him... and he never felt like she needed him before. They really do need each other, and they're finally coming to that realization after nearly 10 years together. That's such a good thing.
Tonight, before Michael closed his eyes, he said, "I love you. And I need you." I told him I need him, too. Desperately. I've never felt like I needed anyone before. I could get through anything on my own. But in reality, I've needed Michael all my life. I needed him 10 years ago. I need him now. That's what marriage is all about. We need each other. That's such a good thing.
Tiffany graduated. Lisa graduated. Joey moved. I went with Lisa to orientation at Baylor. I was a third wheel... but I forced my way in like any good mama bird. I'm trying to get used to this new season in life.
My good friend, Denise, is still recovering from the loss of her baby. I made the observation that she and John were relating better than I had ever seen them relate before. Apparently he told her that he felt that this time around, she needed him... and he never felt like she needed him before. They really do need each other, and they're finally coming to that realization after nearly 10 years together. That's such a good thing.
Tonight, before Michael closed his eyes, he said, "I love you. And I need you." I told him I need him, too. Desperately. I've never felt like I needed anyone before. I could get through anything on my own. But in reality, I've needed Michael all my life. I needed him 10 years ago. I need him now. That's what marriage is all about. We need each other. That's such a good thing.
