I have loved you 16644 days!
♥ 45 years 6 months 26 days ♥
Today we would have been married 40 years,
but our love story began 5 1/2 years earlier, sitting side by side
in a pie-shaped room, pounding on old typewriters.

          The most wonderful thing I decided to do was to share my life and heart with you!

We planned a celebration for today. 
Cake (one always needs cake)
family and friends
new vows       

Plans fold
and now faith, hope and love remain. 
The greatest of these are love.

  I listen to Beginnings, our song, with new ears. It was not until today that I realized how very painful it must have been for my husband to write these words.

 to 

Rob Moore to Robin Moore

August 20, 2013 ·

When I'm with you, it doesn't matter where we are, 

or what we're doing

I'm with you, that's all that matters.

Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing,

I wish I could sing it to you.

It's only the beginning of what I want to feel forever...

Robin--I'm afraid this will have to serve as your card this year. Thank you for 37 lovely years we've had together. I love you always and forever, 

Rob

     

I look up and send love to others...

Always and forever...

"Sounds like you love him very, very much,"

Big Picture Education

Gary writes to a grieving wife six and half years after her husband's death.
Present tense...
Love!
It makes all the difference in the world.
Not loved...
Often older grief experts deem us stuck as we work out our affinity to remain attached to the one who has gone before us. They urge us to push through stages until we finally let go and get on with it. 
Love doesn't work like that. Paul was so right; three things will last forever-faith, hope and love-and the greatest of these is love.
I still love my parents, my in-laws, my Rob. Love remains!
Love allows me to oscillate between memories and new beginnings. Love lets me find my own way forward..