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Give a Good-Bye Hug and Kiss
This old favorite is hard to beat. There are no guarantees that you will get another chance to show your love. Always leave your husband or wife with a hug and a kiss, so that their last memory of you will be one of love.
Question:
What is the most memorable good-bye kiss you have received from your spouse?
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By - Laura from Grand Rapids, MI on 05/01/2008
In 2004 I left my husband with our 15 month old son to travel to Tennessee to see my Dad. My Dad had taken a bad fall and was in the hospital. He hugged me and kissed me goodbye as if it were the last time he'd ever see me. I think he just knew he was not ready for single parenthood.
By - kay from grandville on 04/29/2008
I don't have that but I have been Married 20 years and I am looking for Romantic things to do for My Husband I am dried out We just found Out Our Friends have filed for divorced Our group of 6 couples is My Husband and I....not all divorced just not stayed together did other weird things not what We think is Christian.....but this has Me really shaken Up so please where is there a Christian site that will give Me ideas.......I need help......I need the SPARK I was rocked this weekend.....I thought this COUPLE WAS SOLID with their BOYS......
By - Philip from Zeeland, MI on 04/28/2008
More memorable than the kiss good-bye was the one we shared when my wife returned from her tour in Iraq. After waiting for what seemed hours for the soldiers to de-plane I finally saw her comming down the causway. Any preconceived notions about being reuinted were thrown to the wind. I ran through the crowd, picked her up, held her as close as I could and spun her arround. No small task considering she was still wearing all her gear - boots, backpack, kevlar. After 14 years each good-bye seems like forever, each time we are reunited is like the first kiss.
By - chris from grand rapids,mi on 04/24/2008
The first time i kissed my wife when first dated. I looked into her eyes and thougth she was the prefect women for me.And we have been together for 26 year now.
By - kelly from Middleville, MI on 04/24/2008
My most memorable kiss was a 'hello' kiss after my husband was out to sea for 6 months. I won't ever forget it. It was not just the kiss that made a lasting impression but how he held me tight for a long time, not wanting to let me go. I'm so glad those Navy days are over. :) Now I get the kiss goodbye in the morning as I'm just waking up, and the kiss hello at night!
By - Jennifer from Pensacola FL on 04/23/2008
My most memorable is the last one. I hate that life get's so busy and my husband and I don't always take the time to kiss hello and goodbye. He sometimes leaves well before the sun rises and doesn't want to wake me. I will call him on my way to work just to hear his voice before I start my day and we ALWAYS tell each other we love each other after every conversation.
By - Aimee from holland, michigan on 04/23/2008
mine are actually most memorable when my husband comes home. you see he works out of state usually for about 10 days at a time. so when he come home most of the time i am sleeping. he comes in and gives me a sweet little kiss on the check to wake me up and let me know that he is home safe again. i love it and look forward to it every time i know he is coming home again.
By - Ian from Easley,South Carolina on 04/23/2008
My wife Tammy and I always kiss each other goodbye. Even though we have only been married two years every kiss is memorable. The most memorable ones would be earleir this year. Tammy had to go through three surgeries in just over a month. Before she was wheeled into surgery we kissed goodbyeand I lifted her up to the LORD with full confidence that HE would take care of her. Each and every day is a new opportunity to serve OUR GOD and to spend another day joyfully with my blessed wife.
By - Debbie from Summerville, SC on 04/23/2008
My husband kissed me goodbye before he left for Iraq last January and I never wanted it to end because I knew that when it did, I would not see him for months. It was the sweetest and most meaningful kiss I have ever received. I carried that memory with me for the long months of his absence. Close second: when he left for a year in South Korea last July. But the kids and I were sobbing so hard that the memory is slightly clouded. Quite frankly, I am tired of goodbye kisses that are so emotional. I am looking forward to those everyday kisses goodbye before he leaves for work and then a hello kiss when he comes home that very night!
