July 2017

I LOVE this man!!!! I don't know how else to say it.

He is the best thing ever for me. He has the biggest, most loving heart ever.

so I am going to post about him. Right now I am sitting in the hospital with him while he sleeps away a surgery.  For the past 4-5 years every fall Kyle has gotten sick with diverticulitis. This year twice. The doctor said enough and today they removed about 12 inches of his large intestine. It was done laproscopy and now he is sleeping. Recovery will be qicker with this surgery. He will have a liquid diet for awhile and then gradually introduce solids. He should be good to go for Thanksgiving. If not we will celebrate later. We had chicken & dumplings Sunday for dinner to tie him over. 

So here is a little history for you. 

I met Kyle in 9th grade and we started dating in 11th. We broke up and went our separate ways. We stayed very close friends. All a long I knew he was the one. I never stopped loving him and I do believe he felt the same way. 

So we got together again while he was away in college and the story leads us to today. We married, raised 3 wonderful boys, went back to school more education and better jobs. WE LIVED LIFE TOGETHER AS ONE.

Now we find ourselves in the "middle age" group. Where we are slowly emptying the nest, slowing down in activities and enjoying different ones. We are enjoying each other. We work at the same campus and eat lunch everyday together. Some might find that boring and restricting but we love it and miss it when we don't.

Saturdays we ride around and get into something and Sundays we go to church and have our family day.

Are we in a rutt? I think not. We  are however more in love then we were 30 years ago. Wow!!! 30 years. It seems like yesterday. 

Ok enough rambling. Back to Kyle. He is a man who stands straight and proud, who would give you his last dollar and still care for his family, he respects and dare I say makes me feel cherished. He does so much for me, the boys, family, friends, strangers. 

He walks with God and through that he lives. 

I have to say this surgery scares me a little. It is a 1st major for us. I have been with God in prayer and felt God with us. Thanks be to God.

I love you Kyle!!! Get better soon.