How was your Valentine's Day?
Although, I think love, especially the language of love, transcends more than just a holiday.
In fact I know it does.
I LOVED the card and the raspberry chocolates my husband left me. My kids love getting Valentines from their classmates, but I've been thinking about other moments in my relationship and I have to share the moment where my DH & I first said "I Love You."
In the summer of 2001, I was finishing up college and the Brooks & Dunn song "Ain't Nothing 'Bout You" was released.
I'd just started dating the DH seriously and it was a long distance relationship. There was a 3 hr distance between us. Listening to that song made me think of him when I wasn't able to see him.
Then I heard Brooks & Dunn were coming to Toronto. The midway point for us, but having just graduated and the DH had another year I was more concerned about getting a job.
And then he called and told me he bought tickets. His Co-op paid money. Mine didn't.
He picked me up and we went to Toronto to see the BEST concert ever. It was hours and hours of music. I loved all the artists. It was a concert where Keith Urban was still an up and comer and hadn't married Nicole Kidman.
Anyways, Brooks & Dunn came on the stage and sang our favorite songs, but when they sang that song I looked over at my DH and just knew. KNEW.
And we both said it. Eleven years married, with three kids and if I play that song he still comes running. The song still makes me swoon, brings a flush to my cheek and brings me trouble of the smooching kind.
3 comments:
Okay, I had to pause my Gwen Stefani playlist to have a short listen. I'd never heard this one because country music and I don't get along. No, ma'am.
Enjoyed reading about your I Love You moment! That was great.
What a great story! Thank you for sharing it. :-)
I don't like tons of country, but I LOVE Brooks & Dunn. Very sad they're no longer together. They retired. :(
And Gwen ROCKS. Love her! I've seen her live too, but I shared that with my cousin. Hehehe. My DH doesn't like Gwen.
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