A beautiful fragrant bouquet!

[Waiting on him]

I’ve heard it said recently on tic toc of all places, that the first bouquet a man will ever receive is at his own funeral.

what I’ve seen recently is God the head florist delivers me a beautiful fragrant bouquet ever day and her name is @VictoryinJesus!


I thank and praise you Father!

 

[Waiting on him]

One of my favorite flowers in this perpetual bouquet is her generosity!

 

[Pearl]

I’ve heard it said recently on tic toc of all places, that the first bouquet a man will ever receive is at his own funeral.

what I’ve seen recently is God the head florist delivers me a beautiful fragrant bouquet ever day and her name is @VictoryinJesus!


I thank and praise you Father!

What a beautiful tribute.

 

[Waiting on him]

What a beautiful tribute.

@Pearl thank you for the kind response. Maybe I should have placed this in the debate forum where many others would have the opportunity to see this truth?

 

[Waiting on him]

Another flower in this bouquet would be compassion!

 

[VictoryinJesus]

I’ve heard it said recently on tic toc of all places, that the first bouquet a man will ever receive is at his own funeral.

what I’ve seen recently is God the head florist delivers me a beautiful fragrant bouquet ever day and her name is @VictoryinJesus!


I thank and praise you Father!

Very sweet! And encouraging! Thank you. You know I struggle with compliments. What woman doesn’t want her husband to think she is special. ;)

 

[VictoryinJesus]

I’ve heard it said recently on tic toc of all places, that the first bouquet a man will ever receive is at his own funeral.

what I’ve seen recently is God the head florist delivers me a beautiful fragrant bouquet ever day and her name is @VictoryinJesus!


I thank and praise you Father!

I was thinking this morning, looking at the flowers you sent me. They are withered and dried up now, still in there bouquet form in their vase …the reason I haven’t thrown them out yet is because they are just as beautiful now being dead as they were beautiful alive.

 

[Pearl]

Another flower in this bouquet would be compassion!

@Waiting on him How long have you been together?

 

[Pearl]

I was thinking this morning, looking at the flowers you sent me. They are withered and dried up now, still in there bouquet form in their vase …the reason I haven’t thrown them out yet is because they are just as beautiful now being dead as they were beautiful alive.

That is a lovely picture of marriage in old age. I have been married to my Ray for over fifty years and he still loves me. He's not very romantic though but it's the love that counts.

 

[Waiting on him]

@Waiting on him How long have you been together?

36 years.