Dearest Thingie, Twenty-six years ago you and I took the vows of the most important thing in my life. In front of God and a room full of friends and relatives we vowed Qabool Hai, Qabool Hai….. that was For better or worse, in sickness or in health, for richer or poorer, till death us do part. You were too young but I also knew little that the commitment I was making had no money back guarantee, no magic potion, and no formula for success….. yet, I was willing to stand by you, protect you with the belief that with my pure and selfless approach, and with your love, affection and support, we together would beat the odds. But I also knew that our respect for each other, our dreams, and our happiness all depended on me and my and only my handling …show more content…
None of us ever complained about the place or the standard or the Jahaiz or the Bari, it was the two of us and only us against the whole world. Be it Goshi, or Amna or Lucky or Nina or Shireen, it was my responsibility to protect your honour, your dignity and your respect. Nothing else was more important. This did create a lot of ripples and turbulence but we withstood everything, hand in hand with a clear heart and an unshakable trust on each other. Equipped with your charm, your pleasant manners, great listening skill and instantaneous adaptation You came out with flying colours and I honestly don’t know how well it went but I know that I struggled to maintain the balance. You never asked me for any expensive gift and I never bothered with any …show more content…
We were in control and responsible for each other's happiness. With love and trust we began to unravel our dreams. Together we became partners, lovers, parents, providers, and most of all best of friends. Friends who had no secrets from each other, friends who would die for each other. We have shared the good times and bad, we've made and lost friends and relatives, we've shown our good side and bad, we've been right and wrong, we've laughed and cried, consoled each other in times of sorrow, and have weathered the storms of our changing lives. We've grown in wisdom, compassion, trust, understanding. We haven't always seen eye to eye but together we've walked the road of life and with full knowledge of each other’s strengths and weaknesses, we still walk . . . . . . side by side, hand in hand, and heart to
May you both live as long as you want and never want as long as you live.
In the end I felt we all put up a good fight. We did what we could do.
My first year attending Keyman (Pennsylvania DeMolay’s week long leadership conference) I was a fairly new and scrawny DeMolay. I couldn’t speak in front of people, had no clue how to even handle suits or professional attire, and barely had scratched the surface of all of our Orders facets and faces. But there I was, in the frighteningly large, open, and fancily decorated Memorial Hall, checking in for my first Keyman Conference. I had no idea I would change so much in a single week. After checking in and saying goodbye, my grandparents left and I was greeted by one of my group Advisors for the week, Dad Ullom. He showed me to my room, and I was the first one there. As I sat silently amid the 6 bunk-beds, I wondered how my weekend would pan out. One by one, new faces were ushered into the room by Dad Ullom, and more bags filled the room. Nervously, I decided it would be a good idea to introduce myself, as I knew I would be with the other boys all week. I was a little surprised when they were calm, nonchalant even about meeting a new DeMolay. I was even more stunned when, as the group began to slowly unpack, we started talking.
I understand you weren’t always cold and heartless, something must’ve happened that week you were missing, I’m still putting the pieces together and I promise I can help you out of this. I want us to be together again, my heart still skips a beat when I think about the first time our eyes locked… it was magic nothing less, nothing more. Although we weren’t financially stable, as long as we had each other we were living happily. Every day, I look back and wonder what ever happened to us, the couple who was awarded “The most affectionate pair”, now six months later no longer exists.
I am the father of Lizette Jenny Zaya who is married to Alfredo Morales Ramirez. I am writing this letter today in support of my son-in-law’s hardship waiver. I want to demonstrate how important and involved Alfredo in the overall wellbeing of our family. If Alfredo is refused permission to stay in the United States, my daughter and granddaughters will be forced to endure extreme emotional hardships and how their household will face financial hardships. I hope this letter helps you understand how essential Alfredo is to our entire family.
I am sorry for my untrusting heart that’s protected by a wall of steel. I don’t want to hurt again but I also don’t want us to miss out on something great because of my fears. I’m sorry that I will ask you if you truly care about me. Even when you shower me with endless words, gifts, and loyalty. I will still shiver at the thought of you walking out that door like everyone else has done.
A shiver runs down my back as the person I love is now front infront of me. All I can see is the most beautiful face I see as I lean in as I give them the first and last kiss in this chapter in our lives. To get to this point I guess we will have to back up. It all started with my parents having to give me up at the younge age of ten years. I won’t go into too much detail, but they weren’t able to take care of me properly so the government took me.
I know, there was so much you'd given me.Your loves are the message I heard from your eyes that inspiring me to be all I can be.So, it’s my time to tell you now: I've grown up and be strong enough to be independent from both of you. I will try my best to achieve my goals and offer a better quality living standard for our family. More one thing is I can state that I’ll love you until the end of the world. You gave life to me and turn a baby into a lady, therefore, all I need to offer back is the promise of lifetime of love. Believe me!
i can think of nothing else to feel such a smile. to overcome my world. aah, the splendor of this new life. so rich, so incredible, so true. eager, together we embrace this contagious enchantment.
I know that I start things between us a lot of the time, but even you know why. You know that it took a lot for me to trust you, but now I do. I am so happy that you are still here with me, being patient, and still by my side. So many people say that I will not make it far in life, but they do not understand me, let alone know me. So many of those people do not know how hard you push me to make something of myself. In the past, I honestly believed that I would not make it anywhere, but now I know that as long as I am happy and still alive, with you by my side I am doing great and can achieve anything.
I am composing you this letter to formally let you know farewell. I was more steadfast, unwavering, devoted and charmed by you that I have ever been with anyone in my life. You were my first thought waking in the morning and my last one in bed around evening time. There was never a separation sufficiently far to keep me from you. I have never had anyone who I knew I could simply rely on upon, someone generally there holding up to grasp me with open arms, no inquiries inquired.
No day shall I dare to look upon with boredom or disappointment. In this journey and adventure of us, there will always be more time to spend together, more memories to create, more tears to share, more laughs to have, more to know about each other, more days to fall in love deeper, but certainly more of me to give you. I hope you know that I’m trusting God wholeheartedly to bring you to me in His time. I lost myself when I found Him. He'll be above you & I will be below Him.
1) YOU WON'T NEED YOUR PHONE, BUT YOU WILL NEED YOUR LIPSTICK. Although you plan to carry a clutch, remember to pack light. There are very few things you will need for your wedding day and your cell phone is not one of them. Everyone you love is with you on the day, so leave your phone at home or in your hotel room. Not only will you be happy to marry the one person you wish you spend the rest of your life with, you will always feel free when you do not have to worry about social media updating every 10 mins!
Dear my beautiful, soon to be married, sister, Calling you my best friend is to mainstream. Honestly, I cannot believe I'm righting this to you. I cannot believe that you are getting married. Maybe the most beautiful words aren't enough to express what I feel for you but I'll try to capture my feelings for you in this special day of your life.
Hi My Love, I’m writing this letter because there is something I have to tell you, and I haven’t had the courage yet to say it to your face. As you are reading this letter, I want you to remember that I love you so much and am only telling you this because I see a real future with you, and could see myself as your future wife. This is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to tell you, and as I’m writing this(in my car, on my lunch break) there are tears rolling down my face. I have prayed countless nights for God to change my heart, but He hasn’t.