35th birthday card

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35th birthday card, originally uploaded by Mr & Mrs Speeed.

Tomorrow is the birthday of my most wonderful, giving, loving husband. I am so happy to have a day to celebrate him! He makes it possible for dreams to come true and realities to be enjoyed. Which is pretty much all you need. In the last couple weeks he has been supporting me through the heartbreak of what has happened in Haiti. And he drills holes where ever I ask. And he offers solutions (if I asked for them or not;)
He cleans up after I make dinner. He cleans up after the cat (baby, wife, dog, other cat...) explodes.
He draws amazing pictures with delightful stories. He plays beautiful music that makes Emerson smile ear to ear. He worries about me but doesn't seem to mind even when it becomes apparent that I have, in fact, lost my mind.
He is the best papa our boy could ever wish for.

Happy Birthday Senor! We love you sooooooo much!

Comments

Pattianne053 said…
Are you not glad that I brught him into the world.... I am
January 25, 2010 at 6:12 PM
Ren- Lady Of The Arts said…
"He worries about me but doesn't seem to mind even when it becomes apparent that I have, in fact, lost my mind"

I love this.
February 17, 2010 at 10:19 AM
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