Celebrating a husband who not only had roses waiting for me when I came home after a full day, but went to two stores later on to find some gravol because he knows my migraine meds make me nauseated.
Love is patient and kind… Happy Valentine’s Day Woody
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Indeed. There is special cause for celebration when someone anticipates our needs, and even moreso when the anticipation is “right on.”
Another side of needs might relate to continued abilities and the ability to celebrate them, even while other abilities are reduced or muted. At this point, I feel that I am preaching to myself, and, perhaps, I should celebrate some continuing capacity in that regard. S.
You should definitely celebrate your continued capacity!