For Friday, July 8: Then

Brad Paisley. One of the funniest guys, one of the most talented musicians, and one of the most sentimental guys as well, it turns out! :)
So my friend, Rick, has a wide range of musical tastes. He's the one who recommended to me Jim Croce and here we are now with Brad Paisley! :)
I believe when Rick threw this song my way he was also mentioning that when he listens to it he thinks of his wife the way the song describes. Aw. I love it when a man will speak up about his woman with love!
So really I don't need to say much about this song except listen to it! :) And then my hope and prayer for you is that if you have been married for any length of time you will be feeling this way about your spouse. That you love them more now than you ever thought you could because you loved them then.

Then
Bonus video - "Then" with pics from the movie that has sent every woman over the edge in sobs - The Notebook! :)

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