The Stewart Standard

We have been told multiple times to enjoy the newlywed phase while it lasts because it's sheer bliss the first little bit but fades quickly... Here are some thoughts on the subject...

1. There is something to be said about bliss... what even is it? Pure happiness? I believe people all have their own forms of bliss. Dallas and I have our own bliss which consists of a lot of laughing, a little argument here and there, but at the end of the day true respect and adoration for the other person. Bliss can hence, last a lifetime.

2. Dallas always puts my happiness above his own.. always.. since the day I met him. I see this selflessness with everyone he associates with and is one of his many amazing traits. (I am working on it too, just not as good as him at it yet!). He makes my life bliss.

3. Yes there are definite up's and down's but you have to appreciate it all. Learning to love your best friend and every part about them is not hard it's amazing and has helped us to grow more and more in love = bliss. 

4. I truly married my best friend who from day one has kept me laughing and in our own personal bliss.

5. Accepting the fact that life is not perfect. Life will not always be a cake walk but as long as my best friend is at my side we can do anything and after each challenge taking what we learned from it and bettering our lives/marriage in any way possible. Bliss is what you make it.


Sorry for the rambles. We are just coming off of an incredible Valentines Day weekend, which entailed of Dallas taking me to Vegas, letting me go shopping, and attending the "O" Show. He truly is the greatest thing that has ever happened to me and I can't wait for a lifetime of bliss with him. Here are some pics from the trip!

So... Dallas and I have gotten into this terrible amazing habit of making crepes sunday after church! It all began when I was younger and my dad would make us crepes as a sunday night very special treat! Well fast forward to me living in a house (the toaster) with my roommates last year and we found ourselves making crepes far too often after church. After all of my roommates got healthy and I got married... I did not drop the tradition! We just love them too much and now I've got Dal hooked. They are simple and easy to make and satisfy our permanent sweet tooth (due to the Nutella and excess amounts of powdered sugar). The recipe comes for the Favorites Cookbook and is a keeper for sure. We are still trying to be healthy but everyone needs a little sugar now and then! Bon Appetite to us!