Twenty Years: After "I Do" My Review

Twenty years started with a promise. D.G. Kaye had no limits for the love of her life.

A heartfelt personal memoir is written beautifully by the author D.G. Kaye. This story is my favorite book by far this year.

She shares taking the plunge and commenting on the love of her life, and truth be told, we never could predict the future.

Gorden is a lot older than D.G. Kaye. I could feel her worrisome mind. She did take the chance.

The way she talked about her husband and the unconditional love between them is beautiful, even though a marriage is a lot of work.

Each chapter of her words was the good, the bad, and the ugly, but her life with Gorden was a lovely daily sprinkle of glitter with love, laughter, stability, health-giving and age differences, respect, and lots of honey past, today, and future.

The author talks about the strength of the struggles they both endured, yet they embrace handling life together with love, kindness, and creative planning.

Kate is Awe-inspiring with her sincere overpowering words that touch my heart and soul. Life is not perfect; by reading her love story, I could honestly say she came close to the happiness that people wait for a lifetime with faithfulness, honoring their vows to smile and laugh at the end of the day.

The simple things in life are watching the sunset, having morning coffee together, hugs, and making love are a lot more than the little things in a couple's life. I truly loved reading this book.

I learned from others and my own mistakes. The author's story is a touching and beautiful tribute to her marriage.

Keeping a marriage together and having compassion in everyday life is an emotional task; they choose to handle their day-to-day lives gracefully and in harmony.

I highly recommend the extraordinary book.