Anniversary, Part 3

So I've posted pictures of the happy day, told the humorous stories, and explained why we "had"to get married in a hurry. However, as we know, there's more to marriage than the wedding.
I am typing one handed and not feeling particularly eloquent, so I believe I'll attempt to record some random thoughts and use a style I like to call "e.e. military", that is, no capitalization, and in bullet form.
Hey, it's my blog, I can do what I want.
- marriage is both the best and the hardest thing i've ever attempted.
-there are days when i think i can't live with this man, but the mere thought of having to live without him is unfathomable.
-3 children in 4 years. in the first 5 years of marriage. wow. not for the faint of heart.
-family is amazing. babies are amazing. watching my husband with our children is amazing.
-i think "the church" in general is sadly lacking in a real example of godly submission. (hey, i never said these thoughts were going to be all warm and fuzzy)
-if our love has grown and deepened in just 7 years, it takes my breath away to think how much in love we will be in 15 or 25 years.
-i have no regrets about not dating as a teen/young adult. my husband is the only man I have ever told "i love you." entering marriage pure both physically AND emotionally is priceless.
-my husband is an awesome provider, i am so very blessed.
-my husband is faithful, honest, and loving, i am so very blessed.

-my husband is possible the most patient person i know, and inexplicably, the most impatient as well.

-he makes really great decisions when i get over myself and get out of his way.

-love really is blind. we've both gotten really fat and he's lost a good portion of his hair; yet, we still think "each other is pretty"
-love really is not blind. i know his faults, his weaknesses, his extremely bad habits, i know his feet simply reek. i love him anyway.