This post is dedicated to the most amazing man in my
life. My hubby-to-be, my rock, my bebe…Cruz.
He’s a strong willed, supportive person with the ability to persevere
when the times get tough. He can let go
and have fun when life throws him a happy curve ball. The smile on his face can
brighten up a room, and his laugh is absolutely contagious. When he has his
mind made up, there’s not a snowball’s chance it’ll change. He stands up for what he believes in, and is
the kindest soul to our pups. Cruz is
known for putting his family first, and being a very loyal friend.
His job provides him ample opportunities to travel to either
end of the USA, and he appreciates it with every ounce of his being. Cruz uses his “fame” (if you will) for the
good, taking his time to raise money for PSFP, and never complains. If you see
him constantly on his cell, he’s more than likely on Twitter, promoting the
next PSFP event. Most people in his
position could blow the “fame” out of the water, but not Cruz. I have a feeling he believes that everyone
puts their pants on the same each morning, not one person is better than the
next. He uses his networking for a positive way, and
I am so very thankful for his alliances with folks from all over the US. It makes for a well-rounded guy.
This man spends his “free”
time working on our new home, planning for our new home and getting our new
home ready for a September wedding. I’ve
watched him research, learn and create beautiful products with his hands. I envy his knack for measuring things ever so
precisely and having the self-confidence that he can make the right cut on a
piece of 45 degree trim the very first time.
I love his sense of self-fulfillment and getting a text with a picture
attached that asks if I like what he’s done at the house. I only wish I had the mind to see these works
of art before they are created! We will
soon being the process of cleaning up our reception site and sewing grass in
our front yard. I am sure that he will
have a brilliant plan in mind to get that complete and just in time for us to
get ready for the wedding.
Cruz has seen me at my worst, and has still offered a
helping hand, a warm embrace or a thoughtful text or phone call. He’s seen me at my best, and has supported through
my Master’s degree, assisting in paying for most of it. (Lord knows I couldn’t have afforded that
myself!) He congratulated me when I won
Teacher of the Year and beamed when I walked across that stage for the second
time, illuminated hat, and all! I can
only imagine the look I will get the day he sees me dressed in my wedding
gown. I truly cannot imagine my life without
this amazing man.
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