I have always loved the "Love is..." comics. Ever since I can remember I would scour my Dad's paper for the little rectangle of love. I would cut it out if it really made me smile, tucking it away in my treasure box, dreaming of having someone to love. He walked into my life when I was 15 years old. At that time I couldn't even stand him. Thankfully, he was very persistent and won me over. At 20 I became his bride. Now I see his face when I read that small comic.
This was my husband tonight, except it was the dishes that he did. He does them quite often, along with many other wonderful things. He makes me feel so loved.
Does anybody else like these little comics? Here is a place to go to read the archives. If you have someone to love, they will make you smile. If not, you'll probably gag a little. The sap factor is out of control.
This was my husband tonight, except it was the dishes that he did. He does them quite often, along with many other wonderful things. He makes me feel so loved.Does anybody else like these little comics? Here is a place to go to read the archives. If you have someone to love, they will make you smile. If not, you'll probably gag a little. The sap factor is out of control.
3 Comments:
I had totally forgotten about them. Thanks for the reminder. Going to check out the archives right now. ;)
Michelle
I've never heard of these comics, but they are adorable. It actually makes me think of my bible study this morning. We discussed the Five Love Languages. Mine are Quality Time & Acts of Service. I feel SO loved when James takes care of things like dishes and laundry.
I knew this comics well, when my husband served in Viet Nam I sent them regularly along with a small book for his birthday away from home. Thanks for reminding me. We just found that small book tucked away. Some things are worth keeping 36 Years!!!!!
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