get married

I accept my perfect mate is already in my life. He is all that I am and more. I have never experienced a man like this before in life. He is my perfect mirror. He reflects the beauty, charm, grace, compassion, love, peace, joy, humility, calm, commitment, honor, honesty, loyalty and integrity in me. I thank you for being in my life.

I am looking forward to the “I Do”.

I am still in awe. My husband has arrived.

I know who my husband is. I know that it is still my time to continue to prepare myself for the relationship. I still have the date of 9-9-9 set aside for the date. If there is another time, so be it.

I know who my husband is. I know that it is still my time to continue to prepare myself for the relationship. I still have the date of 9-9-9 set aside for the date. If there is another time, so be it.

I do plan to marry. I have him already chosen. He has to choose me.

He may look good on the outside; however, the inside may not be so special. One of the most beautiful things about my relationship with the gentleman is: He makes me laugh.

I want to marry my soul mate…my best friend…a man who loves God more than he loves me…the man who has the demonstrated capacity to manage and provide a stable, loving, caring emotionally secure home.

He is secure enough within himself to support me, as his wife, to aspire and achieve my personal goals as he does the same for himself.

His physical characteristics are not as important as his spirit, heart and soul. (except: he must be at least 6 ft.)

While he is not here, yet, I will continue to develop and refine myself…prepare myself for when he arrives and recognizes me as his wife.