Jack WomackAs is often the case, the sole person not left speechless in awe by my brilliance is my own beloved wife.
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Winston Churchill once said, “As is often the case, the sole person not left speechless in awe by my brilliance is my own beloved wife.” This might seem like a statement that would apply to any marriage, but in fact it applies to just about any relationship. To have someone who is so in love with you that they are willing to overlook your flaws and just be grateful to have you in their life, is truly an amazing thing.
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