Comments on: “Waiting” http://www.qwertyuppy.com/2005/03/waiting/ Now with 90% less monkey Fri, 21 Nov 2008 11:46:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: AnotherCoward http://www.qwertyuppy.com/2005/03/waiting/#comment-11705 AnotherCoward Tue, 05 Apr 2005 13:18:19 +0000 /?p=177#comment-11705 Ah man... what am I to say? It is a beautiful piece to be sure... but... I just didn't know what to say. Alright, I shall do my best. I do and don't share in your feelings in my relationship with my wife. For me, it's less adoration and more... motivation. When she looks at me (and is not angry ;) ) I see nothing but genuine love: a love I'm not worthy of, a love so big I wonder if I can possibly return it, and a love that is perhaps the only thing that keeps me going. And I totally identify with those last 4 lines. Ah man… what am I to say? It is a beautiful piece to be sure… but… I just didn’t know what to say.

Alright, I shall do my best.

I do and don’t share in your feelings in my relationship with my wife. For me, it’s less adoration and more… motivation. When she looks at me (and is not angry ;) ) I see nothing but genuine love: a love I’m not worthy of, a love so big I wonder if I can possibly return it, and a love that is perhaps the only thing that keeps me going.

And I totally identify with those last 4 lines.

]]> By: Roger http://www.qwertyuppy.com/2005/03/waiting/#comment-11144 Roger Fri, 01 Apr 2005 13:16:45 +0000 /?p=177#comment-11144 Hooray! Someone actually commented. If I ever meet you Andy, you deserve a certificate of appreciation. Hooray! Someone actually commented. If I ever meet you Andy, you deserve a certificate of
appreciation.

]]> By: Andy Slaughter http://www.qwertyuppy.com/2005/03/waiting/#comment-10806 Andy Slaughter Wed, 30 Mar 2005 19:06:18 +0000 /?p=177#comment-10806 Wow. Very poignant, touching. That's really cool that you still value every single moment with your wife like that. I know for alot of people, those feelings tend to fade after years of being married/kids/etc... I could relate to the dating/waiting thing in high school and early college. Wow. Very poignant, touching. That’s really cool that you still value every single moment
with your wife like that. I know for alot of people, those feelings tend to fade after
years of being married/kids/etc…

I could relate to the dating/waiting thing in high school and early college.

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