What do you love most...

What I love most about my fiance is how caring and supportive he is. He is my biggest fan and biggest motivator. With out him, I don't think I could do this. He makes me get off my *kitten* and exercise. He also gladly eats every low fat, low calorie meal I put on the dinner table. I know that I am extremely lucky to have someone like him in my life.

What I love about my husband the most is his constant support throughout my journey! He always told me that he loves me and thinks I look fine and never pushed me to lose weight. Now he cheers when I reach a milestone and even spoils me for the milestone! Examples: Once I lost 25 pounds he took me shopping for new clothes and once I learned that size medium pants fit--a manicure!

And my best friend is my husband! All 155lbs (soaking wet) of him!

What I love most about my BFF (and yes at 50 this is how we refer to each other :laugh:) is the way she always takes what I say the way I mean it.

And she is not mean....................ever.

Example: she moved to MA and I am still in FL. I felt like we were drifting apart due to the distance.

I loved American Idol so she calls on Wed night at 8pm. I was kinda peeved because she knows that is AI night...........she says "I know! We are watching together!" and we did, the entire season one of the nights we watched the show and made comments and laughed and cried.

God I adore that woman!!

My Kids and Grand Kids! And Bread, I love Bread!

What I love the most is how my husband will do anything to make sure I feel happy and taken care of or try to anyway. He is accomodating and truly lives by the thought - do unto others....... He could have his pick of many gorgeous and talented women in his line of work (theatre and entertainment) but he chooses me. He makes me feel truly adored for who I am. He is my best friend

(then there is of course the other stuff.....:devil: )

I have been sitting here rewriting what i love about my boyfriend the past 20 minutes but i just love him for being him.

What I love most about my partner is that he is always supportive . No matter what crazy thing I get in my head, he is always there to tell me I can do it.

I love that my husband is exactly the way he described himself on the internet dating sight he found me on. He described that he wanted to find someone who was active, so that he could cheer her on and/or participate with her in whatever she loves to do.

He has cheered me on through running events, including the time he packed his bike on a plane, so he could ride up the marathon course as far as he was allowed. The course was on a highway that was closed to all traffic until the course ended through town the last three miles. But a bike path paralelled the highway for about 7 miles. My husband looked for me amidst hundreds of runners. I spotted him first. But he cheered me on through about 4 grueling miles of that race. Then he went back and got my family together for my big finish.

He also has been through so much. So many unfair financial things, and almost losing his son to a bike accident. He is a ROCK amidst adversity.

He is my TOTAL INSPIRATION!

My wife: her unstoppable dedication to her family. I never have to wonder if me or the kids are a priority in her life. Tons of other things to list too, but that is just what came to mind first.

My son: His relentlessness. 100% is so in his rear view mirror. When he is bouncing on the trampoline he isn't satisfied with mediocre jumps, he's got to flip all over the place and bounce as high as he can. When he's playing action figures it is like he IS a superhero (and to me he just may be). He is totally committed to whatever he is doing at the moment and the creativity just doesn't stop. Oh, and he's a great snuggler at the end of the day too.

My daughter: Her strong will and independent streak. It can be annoying right now at the age of three, but it is one of the traits she has that will pay off for her in the long run. That, and she's an entertainer... always has to make sure everyone in the room is having a good time and smiling.

Since it's so hard to pick one thing, I'll just say his epic awesomeness. That should cover it all. lol

I've even posted about how awesome he is in my blog. http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/SabrinaJL/view/best-husband-ever-and-an-nsv-85906

My kids, they rock! Each is unique in their own way. C is 20 and he can talk to anyone, he can sit on the floor with a 6 year old and talk about pokemon,discuss politics with our Mayor, or hang out with some police officers and have them all laughing. At one concert, I remember while we were waiting in line, within minutes everyone had surrounded him and he was telling them all the latest music news. When he goes into the video game store, he knows more than the people who works there. He is creating his own music/video game blog/website. M is 19, he's the best athlete I've ever seen. Bats righty/lefty, puts righty/lefty, first time he ever tried to snowboard he was doing jumps. Everything comes so easy to him, yet he doesn't need to brag. With this great athleticism, comes risk though. 2 broken arms and thousands of stitches later, I still come outside to see him on the roof of our house on his bike wanting to jump off. Good thing he has a high tolerance to pain! Z is 10 and he's an angel. The sweetest, nicest, most polite kid you will ever meet, with hundreds of freckles, bright blue eyes, and the biggest dimples! He's laid back, easygoing, just a pleasure to be around. Unlike his big brother, sports don't come as easy to him, but he's out there everyday practicing and always gives 100%. He's a bit of a class clown, but his teachers can't ever disciplinehim because when he gets caught he flashes those dimples and melts their hearts! His basketball coach gave him the MVP of the team, said he was a selfless player, and the nicest kid he's had the pleasure to coach. W the baby, the only girl, is 6. She's so independent, her first words were "me do." She's fearless, she can hang with her 3 older brothers, no problem. She's determined, she was delayed in her speech, and she works hard everyday and has made huge strides. She's helpful, always asking what I need her to do. She is caring and generous, always concerned about others. She just wants to please and make her mother, her teacher, her brothers proud. She's already an activist, and she wants to fund-raise this summer for endangered species. Of course, they all have their faults too, any given day some combination of the 4 are arguing, they tease and annoy each other like siblings do, they don't always listen to their mother the first time. But a day doesn't go by that I don't thank god for them.