Too Hot to Handle: Wordless Wednesday

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Wordless Wednesday - Date Night Link Up

Sunset Cruise on the Riverfront

Dinner downtown, almost like before the muppets.

It was an amazing recharging of our batteries.

Link up and give us a glimpse into your world. Happy Wednesday!

5 comments:

yeewittlethingsJuly 18, 2012 at 12:46 PM
Sounds like a great date night!! Date night is a must when you have kids lol.
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PaulaJuly 18, 2012 at 2:04 PM
It always wonderful to have nights like those :)

Thanks for linking up and happy WW!
Paula
lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com
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MelissaJuly 18, 2012 at 3:11 PM
It's Wednesday again already? Oh well, I don't have any date night pics anyway.

Your River Front looks like River Down In The Middle, lol.

Glaf y'all were able to get out and have a nice enjoyable evening!
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Karren HallerJuly 18, 2012 at 5:50 PM
Thank you for visiting Oh! My Heartsie today, I appreciate it.
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Theresa MahoneyJuly 19, 2012 at 10:40 PM
What a fun date night! I wish we had more outdoors places we could go like that on our date nights. Movies and bowling get quite old after a while!
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I AM

Taken from "The Fireman's Wife" by Susan Farren

I am thank ful. This has not always been an easy walk for me.

I am disappointed. We have missed family gatherings, weddings, dinner engagements, birthday parties, and holidays because of shift schedules and overtime.

I am patient. There have been dinners spent at the firehouse waiting for Daddy to return from a call while the kids get cranky and the food gets cold.

I am nervous. I awake at 3:00 A.M. hearing creaks in the house and don't have the comfort of my husband beside me.

I am tired. The house is full of sick kids and there is no relief in site because Daddy is on a seventy-two-hour shift.

I am jealous. Jealous of all the women whose husbands came home at 5:00 P.M. to have dinner and hold them at the end of their day.

I am worried. I worry that he may not come home one day. This I try to tuck away.

I am content. We have decided to give up my career so I can stay home and raise our children. We no longer have an abundance of money or things. It is the greatest freedom I have ever known.

I am incompetent.There was a time when I considered myself moderately intelligent. I now struggle to remember where I left my car keys, the diaper bag, and, occasionally, the baby.

I am waiting. Knowing the phone may one day ring for me.

I am doubting. Doubting that God hears all my prayers. Doubting I am the kind of wife and mother He needs me to be.

I am trusting. Trusting that my husband will come home again.

I am confident, I am embarrassed, I am lonely, I am surprised, I am overworked, I am underpaid.

I am...The Fireman's Wife.