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Happy Birthday my love!!

It is 19th March here in Singapore (just passed midnight) and today is a special day which makes me wish I were back in London.  *drumroll* It is K's birthday!!



I was a little sad that I would not be spending his birthday with him today as his birthday and my grandma's birthday are days apart.  After some discussion he agreed that I should be home and I can always celebrate with him when I am back.

These 12 days apart I made him agree to send me a selfie everyday (hehe hence what you see above).  He is not the super romantic kind of person with sweet mushy texts or calls, so I think a selfie everyday is a good idea.  Since we met, I have noticed that he prefers to show his love through practical ways, like driving me everywhere (including shopping which is a miracle lol, though he nags I should probably get serious on getting my driver's licence soon), we take turns to cook meals after work (he is quite a good cook - yay to that!), and he gives good foot rubs (my fav!).  From our pre-marriage course, it was clear that his language of love is through acts of service.  Whereas mine is through giving gifts!  Above all what I appreciate is that he doesn't ever, ever get angry - his temperament is unbelievable I am surprised such a person exists - and so I consider myself a blessed girl :)

Happy birthday dear, and I hope you have an awesome day ahead!!   I pray that this new year, God continues to shower you with His unending love, wisdom, favour and divine health.  May He open more doors of opportunities for you and prosper you in your ways.  May this be your best year yet!  Much love, Bel :) xx


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