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The other night I came down, sat down next to my wife and the sofa and I opened

up my laptop and I smiled because right there was a picture of the two of us

just a couple of months after we first met and that's a good love story in my

mind. It's had a long great run. It's not over by any stretch, but it was just a

wonderful reminder of God's many, many gifts to us over the years. Well, there's

nothing like a good love story and Greg and Erin. How about you? You've told

your love story before, but how do you like to recount it? What are some ways

that really are wonderful for you to reflect on that? So often, you know, when

we speak we tell our love story and how we met, you know, praying in class and

actually Greg was at sound asleep in class in college and I woke him up to try to

help him. But, you know, so we tell these stories when we speak, but we'll also tell

them like sitting around the dinner table with our kids and our kids just laugh.

They think it's so funny, but it's just it is we realize that we tell these

stories all the time with just what we do. It's a good way for us to remember

as couples when we tell those stories that I love this person and I want to keep

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