Rebuttal

I refuse to overlook my husband's sarcastic yet halarious remarks on one of the most captivating books I've ever encountered. I've been thinking all day about how I could come up with some smart slight to his witty words. Well, here it is . . .my dedication to my one true love . . .Edward Cullen. HA! I'm not one of those tattoo wearing obsessed fanatics out there. Reading is just my female version of the XBox360 and it's cheaper too. (We don't have one, but he wishes.) When I find a story that even romotely reminds me of my husband and me and our high school romance, I'm all over it. And when I'm done reading it, I remember even more the man I fell in love with. (Here's where it gets real sappy) My husband is the most amazing, confident, halarious, loving, perfect being out there for me. I'm so glad we found each other so early in life because we have so many great memories that we will remember for a lifetime and beyond. (It's a good thing I was a good journal writter in high school and college.) I'm glad I've learned, for the most part, to not take his sarcasm too seriously and he's learned to be less sarcastic. We're a work in progress together and it's brought us so much closer to each other. I love that we can laugh at, and with, each other on a regular basis. I love it when he calls me from work at 4 in the afternoon just to see how my day was, whether he wants to hear it or not. The biggest thing I've learned since meeting Mike is that life happens and you've got to just keep going, making the best of each situation. Also, all of your dreams will never come true the way you expect them to because if you do what is right, Heavenly Father will bless you with a dream that is far better than you can imagine. That's what Mike is for me. I love you Michael Phillip Harris! Always have, always will. Happy Valentine's Day!