Young singles like me thrive on writing like this. John Kass and his wife have been married 30 years, and he shares just a few reflections on that with the Chicago Tribune. There's nothing revolutionary or novel about it all, but there is something wonderful in it.
Take five minutes out of your day (yes, just five), and read his brief and lovely words.
She sat at the kitchen table the other day, looking at an album. He peered over her shoulder and held her hand as she stared at a photograph.
That photograph.
In it, she is the happy, young and beautiful bride. He is the serious, skinny groom, looking stunned, like some hoofed forest creature staring helplessly into oncoming lights.
"You're so serious," she laughed. "You're so scared."
Take five minutes out of your day (yes, just five), and read his brief and lovely words.
She sat at the kitchen table the other day, looking at an album. He peered over her shoulder and held her hand as she stared at a photograph.
That photograph.
In it, she is the happy, young and beautiful bride. He is the serious, skinny groom, looking stunned, like some hoofed forest creature staring helplessly into oncoming lights.
"You're so serious," she laughed. "You're so scared."
"Overwhelmed," he said.
Overwhelmed that this beautiful Sicilian girl with the big brown eyes and the angel's heart would love him and promise to grow old with him.
Overwhelmed that this beautiful Sicilian girl with the big brown eyes and the angel's heart would love him and promise to grow old with him.