Was thinking about this after reading an article saying that we should all make more of an effort to say thank you in relationships to make the other person feel appreciated and noticed.
I'm grateful for a lot of stuff that DH does - doing high proportion of childcare as my hours are longer, being a great Dad, making me feel loved etc.
However, at present, am feeling especially grateful to him - he has just finished a mammoth project sinking a trampoline into the ground in the back garden. A true labour of love for our two children - he had to dig a 15ft wide hole that was about 4ft deep, drywall it, add drainage and airpipes, and then lay turf around. And he did it all by hand. The children are in heaven.
What about you?
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What are we grateful to our DH/DPs for?
keely79 · 14/04/2014 23:04
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