Jeff and Remy out Camping
A Mans Best Friend...Is it really his dog?
We have all heard the phrase " a dog is a mans best friend". Have you ever thought ...Why is that? Why does the phrase not say " a
wife is a mans best friend"? After some thought I arrived to this conclusion.
After watching our black lab, Remy, greet Jeff (my
husband and knight in shining amour) when he comes home I now really see why
this phrase is still around. It is not so much that
Remy is really his best friend but the emotions Remy shows when Jeff
arrives home is what men love so much. A dog has no expectations, no
complaints, no demands, no long drawn out stories just 100% pure love and
excitement. Remy is jumping up and down, wagging her tail with anticipation and
excitement, rubbing herself all over the bottoms of Jeff's legs and pouncing
with her front paws up on his chest to show how much she loves him and how much
she wants to play with him. Now
lets place ourselves into this scenario. Imagine your husband walking through
the front door and instead of just saying "Hi". You take the time to walk over
and give him a big hug and kiss. Ask him if you can get him anything and then
offer to take his shoes off in an act of service (breathe through your mouth if
you have to). Tell him how thankful you are that he went to work today and that
you appreciate everything he does to take care of you and the family. Then the
rest of the evening really focus on being their for him. Take yourself out of
the equation and just be there for him! See how you feel after one evening like this. Even if you
work as well...still do this. As woman we are nurturers and our husbands want
us to show how excited we are to be married to such a wonderful man. We are not
an object to be owned but we are the fair maiden that our king fought for to
win our hearts. We must remember to take a moment to serve, love, caress and
nourish our marriage and our husbands!
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