Dear Mr. Right,
Last week I ended up on a last minute work roadtrip through rural west Texas. I kinda secretly hope that you live there.
In a small brick house, surrounded by cotton fields. With two dogs and a tire swing in the yard. And a John Deere tractor and a beat up Ford truck in the driveway. And that the house has a back porch that holds a porch swing overlooking the orange sunsets on the western horizon. Near a town with a sign that says "Population: 2006" and a high school football stadium that holds double that number. And a tiny church where people sing Amazing Grace on Sunday. One with a water tower that lists the State Championship titles won since the 1970's and a welcome sign made by the students in FFA. That's my dream.
Because small town football and a porch swing, a John Deere and Amazing Grace, you and me....well what could be better than that?
Waiting for that day,
Me
(Anyone know a west Texas farmer? No, but seriously...anyone?) :)
*Linking up with Ashley!
9 comments:
Nothing that sounds perfect! Such a great fit for you and how I would see your future to :)
~LOKG
I LOVE it...my dream isn't quite the same: I could do small town, but I don't want rural..
But the point is still the same: wanting someone to live simple everyday life with - little league games, school plays, cookouts, chores, monday night tv shows...
Its funny how at the end of the day, thats what most people want: nothing exciting (like living in paris or having a mansion), but someone who makes everyday life seem more exciting :)
Sooooo good! And soooo you. He's out there. And you know what you're looking for - that's so important.
-College Roomie
Keeping it simple. Life is much easier that way, Tiffany. He's out there. Don't lose faith. God has plans for you.
Zo
That sounds like a peaceful setting. :) Hopefully you'll meet him soon, but it's always better to be alone than with the wrong person.
Umm seriously we might be soul sisters. I've read all your letters & every line I'm like YEP! Then this?! Oh I I wish to live in rural TX.
I melted! This is so you!
Discovered you on Friday's Letters... and let me tell you, if you find this guy, Please pass me his twin brother. This sounds wonderful. The only thing that would make it better is if he were in SC. :)
I'm 37, never been married, and I wonder why I'm single at this point. But I'm ok with it - I figure God's plan is better than mine. :)
Sorry, I've never met someone like that--but Texas is so big, there's got to be one or a few of them somewhere!
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