It isn’t quite after midnight yet, but this is a special little message for my wife’s birthday on Sunday.
This particular picture is the essence of what I feel about Angela. It’s a picture taken in a beautiful place, on our honeymoon. It shows her being happy, looking classy while also being playful, and looking absolutely beautiful. That’s my Angela!
I hope you have the best birthday ever sweetheart!
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