Tuesday, 28 December 2021

What has 20 years of marriage taught me?

  

My parents married 50 years ago in December 1971. I married 20 years ago in December 2001. In his speech at my younger sister's wedding in 2011, my father advised that the most important thing in a marriage is trust. Today when I look back at wedding photos taken when I was much younger, slimmer and had more hair, I am reminded to treasure the small moments in life and to count my blessings. We easily lose ourselves in everyday problems and focus on what we don't have, that we forget what's most important to us. 

Happy 20th anniversary to my beloved wife, Michelle Fu Yee Vun.  

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