"Hearts and Flowers" is an idiom. It refers to the idealized romanticism we all dream of. It's that place that couples long to spend the majority of their relationship, where you feel like you are on your honeymoon again. There's no fighting, only swelled hearts grateful for having the other person in your life.
I've been married 38 years. I'll admit that much of the time I take my husband for granted. But this year he retired, and I find myself waking up each day looking for the hearts and flowers. His response is usually something like "I was affectionate yesterday. I met my quota." LOL.
"Hearts and Flowers" is an idiom. It refers to the idealized romanticism we all dream of. It's that place that couples long to spend the majority of their relationship, where you feel like you are on your honeymoon again. There's no fighting, only swelled hearts grateful for having the other person in your life.
I've been married 38 years. I'll admit that much of the time I take my husband for granted. But this year he retired, and I find myself waking up each day looking for the hearts and flowers. His response is usually something like "I was affectionate yesterday. I met my quota." LOL.
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