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Five years ago on our 10 anniversary Heidi and I renewed our wedding vows. A lot of people laughed and asked why we did that? "Didn't you mean it the first time?" I personally can not say enough about how meaningful it was for us to renew our vows. To me the words we said that day felt so much more meaningful than the first time. Having been married for 10 years and gone through so much together, the words held so much more weight. Having been there, done that, we now know and fully understand what those words mean. And still chose to say them. After 10 years we chose each other again.
Five years ago on our 10 anniversary Heidi and I renewed our wedding vows. A lot of people laughed and asked why we did that? "Didn't you mean it the first time?" I personally can not say enough about how meaningful it was for us to renew our vows. To me the words we said that day felt so much more meaningful than the first time. Having been married for 10 years and gone through so much together, the words held so much more weight. Having been there, done that, we now know and fully understand what those words mean. And still chose to say them. After 10 years we chose each other again.
15 years ago, I got down on one knee and asked Heidi to marry me for the first time. About a year ago I realized that it shouldn't be the last time. Marriage is not a finish line or a destination. It is a journey that you have to re-commit to every single day. Do I have to drop to one knee every couple weeks just to show her my commitment? I hope not. I hope my actions already show it. But, the physical gesture is just as much for me as it is her. A reminder to myself to stop everything else I'm doing and say out loud, "will you marry me, today?"
Spoiler alert: she said yes. Again.
