Seven years.
It’s hard to believe that seven years ago today, Tracy and I were married and began this journey of life together hand-in-hand. It’s hard to believe that we’ve moved as many times as years we’ve been married and it’s hard to believe how many and how big the challenges were that we’ve had to overcome in such a short amount of time. It’s hard to believe that we’ve made it as far as we have, and yet at the same time it’s hard to believe that the past seven years have been so easy.
It’s not hard to believe that each and every day I love her more, that I stand amazed that she ever said “I do”, and that her patience and her grace make this life so much easier to walk through. It’s not hard to believe that she’s a gift, one that I’m learning to appreciate more and more. And it’s not hard to believe that she’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me.
Seven years… what a ride… and to think there’s so much more to come!
Related posts:
- Seattle and 6 years ago
- 10 years.
- full circle: thoughts on the past 6 years
- slowing down
- It’s Time To Party.
And on the seventh year they…..did the craziest thing they’ve ever done. I love it.
Secondly, GREAT picture.
Congrats to you and Tracy! Both of you are in our prayers as you take on a mighty task in San Francisco. We know that with God’s help his word and community will be spread throughout the city. We wish you continued success and hopefully Rachael and I have an open invitation to visit in the near future(summer).
“A church is to be a biblical community where the Gospel of Jesus Christ transforms lives, renews the city, and impacts the world.” – Park Community Church, Chicago, Illinois
Congrats you guys. I’m jealous. I have to say it’s been a pleasure being just a small part of the ride and it’s definitely been inspiring to watch. I’m still praying for you guys!
Love it. Congrats to one of my favorite couples ever.
Congrats, Aaron. Blessings to you and Tracy and your ministry.
Eric, your comment made me laugh… because it’s true!
Thanks everybody!
Man….you have successfully drugged Tracy for 7 years without any of us noticing a trace of it. That’s amazing.
Geesh Jeff, you weren’t supposed to say anything!