My wife and I wrote our own wedding vows. For mine I didn’t promise to die for her or stop a train…
The great thing about huge declarations is that the most times you’re ever going to have to deliver on them is ONCE. And even that is vanishingly unlikely. The dishes happen every day. My feet hurt now. The kids need a lift to piano lessons every week. The grenade is hypothetical.
The grenade is hypothetical.
My wife and I wrote our own wedding vows. For mine I didn’t promise to die for her or stop a train for her or any of that bullshit.
I promised things like I’d always get her a blanket when she’s cold and the dog is in her lap, I’d always get her a tissue if she has the sniffles, I’d always laugh at her jokes (as long as they’re good), etc. Y'know, shit that actually matters.
And by the way, this Sunday is our 22 wedding anniversary.
