First off, he is the most unselfish person I've ever met. Hands down. He would and does help anyone in need. After being married for about a year, he took on the huge task of helping and taking care of my father before he passed away. Helping him eat and shave and just talking with him or taking him for drives in his truck. He would go to my parent's house every morning from 6 or 7 am until he went to work at 11 or 12:00. He was a flower delivery driver at the time and would check in on my Dad at least once every day while he was out on deliveries. I can't say I would have done the same thing in his position. I will be forever grateful to him for taking care of my father.
He makes me laugh. Every day. He cheers me up when I'm down.
He's a great father. He's always helped me out with the kids. He got up at night with Lilly and Max even when he didn't need to. He would just be up with me because I was up. Talking to me or just letting me know he was there for me.
Lilly and Daddy
Max and Daddy
He works hard for us so that I can stay at home with the kids. I love him for that too. He still tells me I'm beautiful and holds my hand. He makes me the top priority when we are out and acts as if I'm the only person in the world. He always eats the dinners I make, even when they haven't been that great.
He's way better at remembering to take pictures than I am. If he hadn't taken pictures, we wouldn't have 70% of the ones we do have.
He supports me in everything I do. He's never told me I couldn't do something and he always watches the kids when I need a night out with my sisters and Mom.
He never complains and he is always optimistic.
I love you Jarrett and I hope you know that.
What a beautiful tribute to your husband, best friend, protector, provider and father of your children. There is an abundance of love in your home and it shows in your blog!
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