I am so proud of him. Not only of his hard work and skill, but for the fact that he has sat as First Officer for YEARS when he could have upgraded to Captain long ago.
Why would he give up the prestige, pride and pay of Captain to sit as F/O for so long?
FOR US.
Family, quality of life, many extra days at home that we wouldn't have together if he had upgraded sooner. Thank you for that, baby.
I'm linking up with Hallie Westcott's 50mm Friday. Feel free to join us!
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That's so awesome, Marcia! Congrats to him for his first flight as captain. And congrats to him for being a man of integrity. And congrats to you for having such a wonderful man as your husband. :D
What is wrong with me?!?!? I spelled your name wrong. OY! Sorry about that. I know how to spell it. Totally weird of me.
Yay David! :) The pics are great too!
Congratulations, David!
Congratulations, David! A wonderful husband and father to sacrifice a better position for his family. You are so blessed, Marsha.
And let me just say...I have been admiring your photography skills for some time. You are very talented! I love the details in this collage. Seriously awesome!
AWE! Congrats! Great shots and I guess this means you are now in Guam, eh?
that's great! and he looks so nice in his uniform.
wonderful photos. love the collage. congrats to David.
Congratulations to your husband!
I remember Cairns well! I got to visit it in my senior year of nurses training. It was hot like Africa and I loved every minute of my time there.
Did you really take a picture of half of your hubby's face or did you crop it like that? I like the way it looks in that collage.
That is great that he did that for your family. It's also great you can be there with him now in support of his new position.
Congrats, David! And what a blessing, Marsha, to have a husband that truly puts family first!!
Wonderful! Congratulations to your husband! Love reading about your experiences in Guam, too :-)
Blessings,
Tammy ~@~
You must be proud. What a good husband and father!
Congratulations!So very happy for you all. Many continued blessings in his career.
Loving all the posts about life in Guam!
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