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Jul. 8, 2008
The value of a wife Part 1 of millions

I posted this at MTBMichigan.com, but I thought I would post it here as well.

Many men realize often too little, or too late, the value of the woman God has given them to be their bride.  I might be one of them who does, but I still do not see how valuable she really is often enough.

Andrea is an amazing woman.  It isn’t the fact that she cooks or indulges me that is amazing.  It isn’t how she keeps up the house, bills, or kids that amazes me.  It isn’t how beautiful she is.  It isn’t anything you would expect…

Andrea is hard on me.  As a wife she is my helper.  Sometimes she does things I like to help me, but other times she holds me to the fire of purification and forces me to grow to be the best I can be.  She never lets up and is very good at taking a step back from herself, and forcing me to take a step back from myself.  She makes me look at things form a bigger picture than my own self centered thoughts.  She doesn’t let me off the hook. 

You might think this is awful, and that my wife is a jerk.  Sometimes I do.  Unfortunately, I look back at these times and see how she has such awesome insight and how she pointed me in a better direction than I might have gone.  She helps me to see where I need to grow and then encourages me to do it.  I can’t help changing my thoughts on my wife from thinking about these moments in this way.  I go from frustration to gratitude.  She has my best interest in heart and wants me to reach my full potential. 

I am sure I have written about my wife before, but I am not sure I have ever written about her in this way.  I write about it because I am grateful that she cares so much.  Thanks, honey.

 

 

 

 


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