That’s What We Said
May 3, 2020
Here are some interesting questions, comments and concerns uttered in the Lindquist house in the past month. Would love to…
Read MoreSo Nicole told me that the only thing she wants for her birthday is a blog post from me. I thought about going through with this in a few different ways, especially since I knew darn well that just a blog post wouldn’t do ๐ because it’s the dirty-thirty.
Here are the ideas I came up with:
1) Since Nic loves lists so much (see any of the previous posts) I thought I could make a list of why she rocks. ***Please notice the list is the first on my list; bonus points***
2) Filming a romanticized and fairly well written soliloquy, relating my thoughts and feelings about the many wonderful qualities about my wife and posting it here. Buying a sweet card and writing a meaningful message… man, I blew this idea.
3) Opening presents at Pizza King for surprise party. |
3) Throwing a surprise birthday party (with the help of her mother!)… bingo.
4) Buying her a new set of golf irons; ooooh wait, Nicole’s 30th birthday, not mine.
5) Getting her a meaningful gift, from Faith and me, that represents my love for her, and that I’m willing to do everything I can to make her happy (including making her mad at me for silly stuff as to not ruin any surprises).
6) A trip. A house. A dirty-thirty. Well, one will have to do.
Anyway, I’m stretching now. My wife knows that I have always considered myself the luckiest guy I know. And the point of the matter is, no matter what, she is stuck with me for a long, long time. And for that: I am grateful, I am happy, and I am truly lucky.
And might I add – she got pretty lucky herself. Not because of me. No. But because of how smart, beautiful, and funny she is, she gets to pass that down to our child.
I love you dear. Happy 30th. And the nice part – from now on every birthday is your 30th ๐