You are looking at the doggie bag from Liz's birthday dinner tonight! We went into Lexington to eat and give my wife a chance to shop a little. What a fun night it was!
So, to my beautiful wife, Happy Birthday Baby!! I love you!
You are looking at the doggie bag from Liz's birthday dinner tonight! We went into Lexington to eat and give my wife a chance to shop a little. What a fun night it was!
So, to my beautiful wife, Happy Birthday Baby!! I love you!
I love to connect with my wife. I love our deep, heart to heart conversations. I love being able to spill the deep things of our heart with one another.
And I love that we had one of those conversations tonight.
He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord. -Bible
It was about 12 years ago exactly that my wife and I started dating. 10 years of marriage, 5 kids, and an adventure called "life" later...
I'm so glad we did.
He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the Lord. http://bible.us/Prov18.2.ESV
I love late night talks with my wife. And we've had hundreds of them over the course of our marriage.
They are typically freeing, enlightening, convicting, focusing, loving (or some combination thereof) conversations.
Tonight was no different.
Our conversation tonight probably fell into convicting/feeling-horrible-about-myself category, yet I am thankful for it.
So now the rubber meets the road, it's time to change.
It's time to lose control.
"All learning has an emotional base." Plato
I know very little of Plato, nor is that the point of my writing, but this random quote I came across made me think. It made me think, if anything, on the place of emotion in my life.
I believe I have a low EQ, that is to say, emotional intelligence (Google it for some interesting background on the topic). I struggle with determining and assessing my emotions. Just ask my wife.
However, I believe blogging is helping me improve on my emotional intelligence. At least I hope so. When I so often can be disconnected from the very emotions and feelings inside of me, blogging requires me to look inside and evaluate what I am really thinking and going through... what I am really feeling.
My wife, Liz, is opposite. Where I struggle to connect with my inner feelings, my wife can recognize hers quickly - not only hers, but mine too in many ways :)
Many times when I think I or we are doing well, her scoreboard says something quite different. I have learned over the years that she has a better gauge on those things than I do, and to pay attention when she is feeling something regarding such.
So, here's to emotion. Hopefully this blogging stuff will help me better my EQ.