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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

My Heart Belongs To An Army Ranger

He who for love hath undergone The worst that can befall, Is happier thousandfold than one Who never loved at all.

Let it be shown today, that I know without a doubt, I met my future husband two weeks ago...
I will be dead honest. When my friend Matt told me about okcupid.com, I had JUST broken up with my boyfriend..though our relationship probably had died months before. I posted my profile with every detail of what I was and what I wanted...and I honestly thought it would take MONTHS or longer to meet someone. I also knew I would never find my future partner if I did not go out and put myself out there. 

I don't go out to bars..or clubs. I detest them really, although...I will say there are some fun bars in the right company. So here I was...answering more profile questions. My profile was live for exactly two hours and the responses poured in. I was shocked. Two hours..and an Army Ranger who was two hours away from me at Ft Riley "winked" at me..and then sent me a message. 
We sent messages back and forth...and something stirred in me. I almost didn't even respond because he was so far away...But I decided to anyway.

The second day that we talked over the internet..feeling each other out, asking questions, I knew...Just KNEW that this was my future husband. I knew that he was my soulmate. I could feel the brightness from his soul over a hundred plus miles...and it felt like our souls touched.

He's amazing. He's noble, Brave, honest, and most of all not afraid through all the toughness to be gentle..and loving and show affection. Texas cowboy, like broncs and bulls cowboy. All the way real. Army Ranger. Staff Seargent. We clicked like no one ever had with me. Yes. I realize I've thought this before. But before I always HOPEd AND PRAYED this one was the one. When I met him..I knew..without any doubt...like when I knew Jeana was going to be born and what her name was supposed to be..like it was predetermined..I KNEW he was the one.

This journey is just beginning. It's been two amazing yet painful weeks. I see him every weekend, but the week is hell. I think about him constantly. Not like obsessed constantly. But like every breath I take is now for him. Every heart beat that thuds a little loud thinking of him, and each beat defines my love for him already. The electricity lights my soul as a lighthouse shows the way to the shore safely, but it shows him the way to my heart...

I know the best part of my life..finally..is ahead of me. He loves my kids..and they adore him. I'm really excited. And as I said...it will be marked that I knew..that he was the one. 

Friday, November 19, 2010

Advantages of Smoking Green Smoke Electric Cigarette over Tobacco Cigarettes

Advantages of Smoking Green Smoke Electric Cigarette over Tobacco Cigarettes

I recently switched to Green Smoke and so did my mother and boyfriend. My boyfriend was a pack a day smoker last week. Since he got his he has only smoked real cigarettes maybe five total...It's been three days! I love that it doesn't offend anyone. I love that it isn't polluting me or the environment. It still satisfies the oral fixation of smoking. Creates a water vapor and does have nicotine. If you are a smoker, and you care about your health and the health of those around you, please check this out. You will be so glad you did. No more tar, or 4000 chemicals and toxins, ash, fire risk, carbon monoxide, coughing and choking, trash or high cost of smoking. No more buying cigarette lighters. No more going out in the weather to smoke!

Winter is coming up, and we used to go outside to smoke. Now we don't have to. It doesn't build up on walls and it creates a totally realistic feeling of smoking. It also comes in flavors that you could never get from "analog" cigarettes. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain! There's a 30 day money back guarantee. I'm so thrilled with this product and everything it stands for, along with the integrity of this company that I became an affiliate.

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Monday, November 8, 2010

Nostalgia and Pooh Bear

While thrift store shopping yesterday I found something that was priceless. It wasn't some trinket worth millions. In my bargain hunting mode, I scanned the shelves looking for useful things or things that I could resell. My eyes stopped and fixated on something in the toy aisle,and instantly time reversed for me and stood still. I was taken back to two years old, me and my best buddy, running circles around the coffee table, thrilled cartoons were on. It wasn't a sibling or a childhood friend. It was my huge stuffed Pooh Bear that was approximately the same size as me at the time. I know growing up in California, everyone was Mickey, Mickey, Mickey. Not me, it was all Pooh bear for Me.
Despite my mother's unheeded warnings, we rounded the coffee table that one last time and Pooh and I got tangled.I remember falling, I don't remember anything else until coming back from the Emergency room with three stitches where my teeth went through my bottom lip when I hit the corner of the coffee table, just as mother said I would.  I still never let that Pooh bear leave my side, despite my injuries. Stubbornly I held onto him. I am not sure exactly when I stopped carrying him around, but as I saw almost the identical bear in the store, I knew I had to have it.
I'm not sure why people tie memories to items, or to food, or smells. I just know last night, a grown 34 year old woman slept with that huge stuffed Pooh Bear and felt like comfort just like when she was 2 years old again. I touched the scorpion shaped scar on my chin, and hugged my bear. I know it was silly. But I didn't care.I know that bear will not leave my room...and my children will not steal him. It's one of the few times I remember being truly happy.
Even though that day we came back from my ordeal and I sat in my booster chair, thirsty, and my mother not thinking poured me a glass of orange juice. Fresh stitches in your mouth and orange juice..why not stick a hot poker in my eye mom? I remember the pain of that. Now it's a funny story. Not so much for my mother, she thought my face was going to fall off with all the blood there was at the time, but for me. I don't remember the trauma so much, as I remember that bear.

It explains to me why sometimes, a grown woman would pay over a hundred dollars for a Strawberry Shortcake doll that was vintage, or a baseball card of a certain player. It doesn't matter the actual value of what that item is worth because it comes down to the memories tied to it, like a bookmark in our hearts that we can flip to every time we see that item. It makes them priceless. It brings a little of our past that wasn't so bad into our present, and possibly allows us to share those memories with others to be passed on for as long as someone holds the story in their hearts. These things are more than possessions. I've lost everything I own several times in my life, but some things you can never replace. For me, this bear was replaced and  with the memories that came, happiness was restored. May Nostalgia live on in each of us for ever.