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well i meant to get this post up yesterday, but this week has run away from me and i can't seem to catch up to it!

anyways...yesterday, the 17th, my dear hubby celebrated his birthday! for him, he felt a little down, i think. not so much that he was a year older, but that this is not where he saw himself at this time in his life. but as i reflected on that comment he made, i realized that he is EXACTLY where he is supposed to be. this past year for him has been filled with being humbled, introspection, seeking, and most importantly truly life changing. we both believe that God is going to reveal some awesome plans for hubby during this year. so although he isn't where he thought he would be, he is exactly where God wants him to be.

for this, he is blessed. he is in God's hands and resting in His wings,and therefore, this is a great year ahead!!

so happy birthday hubby!! you are loved and cherished in this heart of mine. our kids adore you and love you. i love that in the midst of this crazy life we live you always have time to be with us and adore us!! i believe with great expectation that this is your year!!!!

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October 18, 2007 at 3:35 PM
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