I love this quote by Robert Sexton:
"In a time when nothing is more certain than change, the commitment of two people to one another has become difficult and rare. Yet, by its scarcity, the beauty and value of this exchange have only been enhanced."
I have come to accept that there are only a few things that won't change in my life. M faith and my family are two of those things. I have no idea where my family and I will be in a year (which is so scary), but I do know that wherever we are, we will have each other, and the Lord will take care of us. And that is what I focus on.
Scott took his Air Force officer's test this past Friday. We won't know if he passed or not for at least 2 weeks. He has put in numerous applications around Pocatello and as far as Colorado. We haven't heard back yet on anything. Our house has been up on the market since November, with not one bite.
As crazy as it seems, I have this feeling that we are going to be OK. In my favorite movie of all time, Annie, she sings that cheesey song to another orphan, "The sun'll come out tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, there'll be sun!!" I don't know how it is going to work out, but I know that the Lord will take care of us.
Scott and I went on a date tonight. It was so nice to be out with him and be able to just focus on each other. We went to Ruby Tuesday and ate way too much, then to the dollar movies to see Clash of the Titans. After Scott took the babysitter home, we ate our dessert that we finally had room for.
I am married to such a sweet man. I can take the trials and hardships, just as long as I can start and end each day with him.
I love my husband. I love my kids. I have faith in my loving Heavenly Father. Nothing will ever change that.
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