This week was our seventh wedding anniversary, and I wrote an anniversary letter to my husband. In the letter, I wrote, ‘thank you for walking into my life and thank God that He put you there.’
Seven years ago, we promised to love each other and be there for one another through the good and the bad. And that’s how it has been ever since.
Hubby, you are my best friend, my soulmate and our relationship is the one I always wanted. Perhaps not always perfect, but real. A journey of love between two people. And no journey is always easy, but it is a journey with the man I want to walk it with.
You are a man with the biggest heart, a man I respect, love and cherish. You know how to make me smile when all I want is to cry. I come to you for hugs when it hurts and I know that you would do anything to make my life easier. My mum always said that she was praying for me to meet a good husband. I know that she would be so happy to know that we walked to the altar together to take our vows. And whilst it wasn’t easy to not have her there on our wedding day, I know that she was there in spirit and smiled at us from up there.
I often ask myself how I deserved you and thank God for sending me another angel into my life. So now I’ve got two, one in heaven and one sharing his life with me. And I feel so blessed. I thank God every night for putting the best man I could ever wish for into my life.
Have you ever written a letter to your loved one? Do you appreciate the one God put into your life? And do you thank God for doing so?
Do you need some inspiration? Then read the post ‘Anniversary Letter to My Husband: Thank you for Being You‘ on Journeyofsmiley Blog.
Hubby, I know that I’m not perfect, but then who is? But as you say, we are perfect for each other. Life isn’t always easy or fair and we have witnessed it enough times. But we have proved that together we can overcome any struggles. That our love carries us through any challenges.
Read the full letter on Journeyofsmiley Blog.
Katy Parker
Katy is a trauma-informed well-being writer who integrates mental health and faith into her words. Katy shares her journey of overcoming trauma on her Journeyofsmiley blog, where you can access her free e-book 7 Keys To Self-Healing, A Trauma Survivor's Guide.
