McMillan Advice from Wedding Shower

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Advice From the McMillan Family Shower
Appreciate all the little things in your beautiful life.
Be ready to go when Danny is ready.
Care for the other more than yourself, Concern for the little things.
Dream big and work hard to fulfill your dreams and goals.
Exercise regularly - alone and as a couple.
Fighting is not permissible at any time.
Give lots of hugs.
Have fun!
It is a 2 way street - Marriage is giving and taking.
Join a choir, club, or sports team together.
Keep putting all your stuff away so that you can find it when you need it.
Live it up.  You only get one life here, so make the best of it.
Muchos besos!
Never hold a grudge.
Often share kisses and only have eyes for the other.
Plan dates every weekend that keep the romance alive.
Quit talking about past boyfriends.
Respect each other.
Show forth greater love if you have a disagreement.
Tell him you love him every day.
Up’s and down’s will happen.  Enjoy the up’s and learn from the down’s.
Value each other above all else.
Whining will not get you anywhere.  Always have a good attitude.
X-ray your teeth to keep you dentist happy with your beautiful smile.
Yack a lot.  Always communicate about concerns and your daily goings.
Zesty filled dinners.

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