I have been learning how vital communication is in my life and more importantly as I begin to prepare myself to become a husband soon. I realize now that my actions affect those around me, more importantly recently, Jen. When I say things, she is affected by my words. If I joke, it can be misinterpreted and in turn the both of us can be confused on what each other can be trying to say. Being away from each other for an extended period of time can also be a little straining on our communication skills. But I praise the Lord for a supernatural grace within our relationship. Jen and I can at the drop of a few words, no matter how confused or perhaps even maybe a little irritated or sad, we can reset our attitudes. It is so amazing, and then later, or even the next day we can discuss it again without one of us being stubborn or emotionally biased. For this I am thankful.

This is one of the very many reasons why I appreciate Jen. Which makes me love her. Last night we had reset on something and I was really amazed at her. It made me realize something. I told her that I love her more every day, no matter what. I honestly believe this. She is so incredible to me. I know that the start of my day is Point A and the end is Point B. I know without any doubt that whatever WE go through our day to get to Point B, whether tears, laughter, confusion, dances in the rain or cold hands in the snow, I will love her more at the beginning of Point A the next day. I firmly believe this is love. I commit to love Jen the best I can, because I'm the only man she'll ever love, and how honored I am to prove that my love is the BEST love for her.

I'm writing our story out, and I'm not even kidding, I can't believe how far we've come in such a short time. I truly love Jen. It truly is the cutest adventure...

Love,

David