Josh and Bre Check In

Hi,

Bre and I attended the same schools from kindergarten through high school graduation (she was the first girl I ever had a crush on in the 3rd grade). As we got older, she was after me all through high school, but I was always busy dating older girls. Finally, our junior year, we went to homecoming together, dated for awhile, and then I ditched her for an older girl. She hated me through the rest of our high school stay and we didn't really talk until college.

To make a long story short... I was in a few bands and strangely enough Bre was always the inspiration for most of the songs I wrote. We eventually ran across each other through mutual friends and I got up the courage to show her one of the songs. She laughed and cried at the same time and has been madly in love with me ever since.

On a more serious note, married life is great. Not only is Bre my wife, she is my best friend. We truly complement each other well and I couldn't imagine my life without her.

God bless,

Josh

ps: Check out my music at www.myspace.com/thebrilliantlastfrontier.


Hey, everybody.

Since Josh and I don't have access to the Internet, I am hardly on to get any of your emails and check my messages, I apologize if there have been any questions that have gone unanswered.

Anyways, everything is going great at the Stewart household. We are busy as always and it can be very exhausting! Josh is taking his first summer off from school, and it has been nice for him to get a little break and get a few things done that he has really been wanting to get done. We get really excited about fixing up our house and have already done a lot. There are still big plans for what we would like to do, but we know that we have to take it one step at a time.

I started a new job, and it has been wonderful! I work for a chiropractor now and I am learning so much about the health care field. I have not come across one thing I don't like about the job.

I think one of the biggest pieces of advice I might give about marriage, is to keep your priorities straight. It can be so easy to lose track of your priorities when you get married, because you both just get comfortable and when you are busy, you get exhausted. Make the time for each other and the little things in life. Remind one another not to take things for granted, or to take each other for granted. Respect each other and work together as a team!

There are so many things to say and I am actually falling asleep writing this, so I hope everyone is doing well. And please let me know if there are any questions I may be able to answer or any advice I can give!

Thanks,

Bre