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Dear Husband, Inspirational Article

Guest post by: Zirah Daigle

Article Overview: This letter, a wife to her husband demonstrates that even though now they are working hard to achieve financial and educational freedom, she will support him no matter what. Their time together at the present is limited, they should not and will not bring the past and should not worry about the future, the focus should be on “now”. No matter how long and what happens is irrelevant, as long as they are doing it together with love, honesty and respect.

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Dear Husband, Inspirational Article

Dear Husband,

I am writing to you because I didn’t want to lose my thought when I got a chance to see you. I know that you work long and odd hours and sometimes our emotions get the best of us so I write this letter while you are asleep. As the days go by, we try to find words to make up for the time lost and sometimes end up empty. I look at our girls and watch them play and interact I can’t help but notice their keen appreciation and enjoyment of what they are doing “now”. They don’t think of what has happened because it already has and they don’t think about what they will do “later”, they are focusing on the “now” which explains why they are enjoying themselves so much, they can’t stop laughing!

I guess that is what memorable moments are. We remember beautiful and wonderful moments because we are so focused on that moment. We remember some not so good moments because we are so focused on the moment. So the “should haves and could haves” don’t matter because they are history and cannot be changed. The “what is going to happen” and “what to do next week” doesn’t matter because that is the future, it hasn’t happened and it will always change. So when we focus on the now we are giving ourselves to that moment which is important and can change because it is happening now!.

So I write to you while we are educating and freeing ourselves from the norm, that I am grateful ofallthe times we spend with each other, the good, the bad and the in-between.

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