1 am and still awake

I would have never thought that not sleeping next to my husband would keep up for hours when I have to wake up at 8 to get ready for church. I am currently in St. George spending the weekend with my sisters. While Matt and his brother are down in California. After almost 10 months ( 2 more day's) I thought it would be nice to sleep in a bed all by yourself. NOPE! I was wrong it is horrible, there is no one right next to you. If you wake up in the middle of night, you can't hug that special someone. I wish he was with me right now. On a side note, this makes me realize that I love Matt more than I ever have. I was madly in love with him when we got married, but now I can honestly say I am more madly in love with him everyday that passes. I never understood that saying about loving someone more than the day you married them. It goes something like that I'm not sure. But, I understand that now!

Hopefully...I will be able to fall asleep in a couple minutes otherwise I will falling asleep during church andy that is no bueno! I'm very sad that Matt will not be coming in till late tomorrow, but as long as he gets here safe and nothing happens to him ( and my brother in-law) is all I care about. I will now try to get some sleep tonight in this queen size bed all by myself.

-Liz (Elizabeth)

Elizabeth and the "Evil Tourette's Syndrom"

First of all, I just want to mention two things before I write what I was going to write.

1. I mean no disrespect to people who do suffer from Tourette's Syndrome.
2. I love my wife and I post this in good humor when it comes to her wonderful personality.

I've noticed a couple times that my wife tends to do some weird things when she gets really excited. One of those things is when she raises her gnarled fist and at me makes an evil-sounding hiss. It's extremely funny and disturbing at the same time. If she and I didn't laugh about it afterwards, I would probably be a lot more concerned than I am now.

We were driving to Walmart the other night when she did the very same thing I mentioned above. She seems to do it in response to the heat of excitement she was in at the time. I can't remember the circumstances, but immediately after she did it, I determined to label this odd phenomenon that (as I suppose) I had not noticed before.

"Evil Tourett's Syndrome" I called it. This is because Elizabeth, for some reason, turns inexplicably evil for about a good 2 seconds before she notices my recoiling expression and we both break down into helpless laughter.

There are a lot of things I love about my wife and her personality (which is why I married her) but turning inexplicably evil  for two seconds has just taken a trophy in my book. I hope she doesn't hate me for this post but realizes instead that each of us have these quirks that we love about each other and makes us extremely unique. I hope that she can love me for mine as well.

-Matt

May 5, 2012

Lovely wedding day  St. George. May 5, 2012

                                             

                                           I am just so weird around him. :) I JUST LOVE HIM!