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Because He Loves Me

I love the smell of roses in the morning (and afternoon and night, for that matter). Especially these roses

which Jared gave to me just because he wanted to do something nice for me. Just to show that he loves me.

What a sweet boy I married. I’m the luckiest girl in the world.

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  1. Pretty bouquet, and what a thoughtful hubby!

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  2. What a sap! J.K. Those are beautiful!

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  3. Those are stunning! I love flowers for no reason.

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  4. Those are beautiful roses--but I don't know about calling Jared sweet :)

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  5. A gorgeous bouquet. I can smell their sweet scent in my mind! Good job, Jared!

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  6. I love all the different colors. What a lovely token of love. Food may be the way to a man's heart but flowers may very well be the way to a woman's heart.

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  7. Beautiful!! I love roses, too. Aunt Lynda

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  8. Those roses are lovely. I love the multicolored bouquet.

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  9. Good for Jared!! and lovely for you!!

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