And I also made a good place last night because I was going crazy, right?
It's all about the presentation.
My kids can't even help with that.
You're just weaving the crepe paper on a plain white table.
Bro, happy 4th of July to you.
It's this 4th of July!
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Hi, Pepsi.
I can't wait to see you.
Gosh, it feels like I haven't seen you in so long.
But I can't wait to marry you and I can't wait to walk down the aisle and see you
and probably hear Louis squealing in the background.
And I'm just so excited and I love you very, very much.
And I'm going to stop because I'm probably going to cry.
But I love you millions and I can't wait to see you.
And I can't wait to be your wife and start our married adventure together.
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Oh, hey, honey. Sorry I missed you.
But while I'm here, I thought I'd just say how much I'm looking forward to the wedding next week.
I know you've put so much effort into planning everything and down to the final detail.
But please do make sure you start to relax because it's all going to come together.
It's all going to be perfect and you're going to look beautiful.
So I'll see you soon.
So one day recently I was going for a walk, just me and Louis.
And I thought this is an opportunity for me to clear my head, clear all my thoughts,
figure out what I'm going to say.
I quickly got a little bit jumbled in my thoughts.
And I was like, gosh, I'm just not really sure where I'm going to start.
Do I start with how we met, how we fell in love?
Is it our past? Is it our future? What is it?
The amazing things about higher quality. I wasn't sure where to start.
And so I looked down at Louis and he looked up at me.
And he gave me this look as if he was asking what was on my mind.
And so I thought, well, what the hell, I'm just going to talk to Louis and see what he thinks.
And so I said, well, daddy's got to make a speech at his wedding.
He's got to say some nice things about your mommy.
And he's not quite sure where to start.
And so he looked at me in that way when kids are just sort of figuring things out.
He looked at me for a moment and then he surprisingly and strangely said, well, well, dad said,
the ancient Greeks described love as the madness of the gods.
And modern psychologists describe love as the intense desire for an emotional union between two people.
But what is love? He said, before I could even answer or come to terms with the fact that he was talking to me.
He said, what is love? And it's interesting how it's so different for so many people.
Different people, different kinds of love means different things to everybody.
It's like, well, yeah, you might be right.
Before I could say anything or respond, he said, well, songwriters describe love as when I'm near you, I hear a symphony.
Shakespeare said love is blind and lovers cannot see.
He's like, yeah, Louis, you're right.
And then he said, well, love is a soul.
Love is a soul combined in two bodies.
And then he said, and the Indian poet said, the lane of love is narrow.
It only has room for one.
I thought, Louis, this is really fascinating.
I don't know what mom's been reading to you late at night, but maybe it's a little too philosophical for what I need to say to Heidi.
And so he said, well, dad, why don't you just tell me how you feel?
How do you feel about my mom?
And I said, OK, I can do that.
And so I said, on a typical day when I have to go to work, I wish I could stay.
And when I come home, I wish I could travel faster.
And when we're together, I wish time could stop.
And no matter what we're doing or where we are, I feel like somehow when I'm with you, I'm at home.
And we can be doing nothing and I can be happy.
I love your laugh and your smile, your kindness and your thoughtfulness.
I looked down at Louis and he said, well, dad, maybe that's what you should say.
Thank you.
Thank you.
