Christmas Gifts From God: A Partner
Female in Motion and The Hubster have been married for 32 years. |
The moments Steve spent talking with me late at night after we married, even when he had to be up at 5 a.m., are precious to me. They helped ignite my passion for a personal relationship with Jesus. Satan attacked hard at that time. We fought big; we loved big; we learned to relate.
The moment Steve stopped the car when he saw a large white bird standing in the roadway, I knew the Hand of God was upon our lives. He gave him divine protection from the other speeding car that day, and many more since.
The moment he stood on Main Street and blew kisses at me as I drove by, my heart melted. Steve has never been afraid to publicly show his love for me.
The moment he shaved his head when all my hair fell out from chemo, I knew he was in my corner. Steve gets what "in sickness and in health" means. He is by my side.
The moment I saw him waiting for me at the Wichita airport after I had been delayed 15 hours in Chicago, he was the best thing I'd ever seen. It was 3 a.m., and he was the only one there.
The moment I open my big mouth and say something crazy or outrageous, and he gives me the look. The Hubster has a file of all the silly things I do. He's gathering evidence to put me in a home, I think. And still, he puts up with me.
All those moments in my life, The Hubster has been by my side, loving me, helping me, putting up with me. I am grateful to God for all the moments I have to spend with him.
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Female in Motion Health Update: We spent the weekend in Dallas with all four of our kids, and even though we ate a lot, I didn't gain any weight. We did a lot of walking around that big hotel. My port removal surgery is this Friday. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Notable Quote:
Ruth 2:13 (KJV) Then she said, Let me find favour in thy sight, my lord; for that thou hast comforted me, and for that thou hast spoken friendly unto thine handmaid, though I be not like unto one of thine handmaidens.
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P.S. I bet you're looking forward to having your port removed. yay!
Congrats on the last bits of your cancer story going away!