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I AM A NAVY WIFE. I love my sailor so very much. I am so glad he is finally home and safe in my arms. I have not been this happy in so long. I have a wonderful son and and wonderful husband. My son's name is Julian. He is such a gift. He is a busy body though. My husband Christopher is a truly wonderful, loving man. SHHHHH! Don't tell the people on his ship that, as he reminds me, he has a reputation to hold up. But seriously he is a wonderful person. Julian acts just like him. He even has dad's stubborn side. Christopher and I had our baby. She's BORN!!!!!!!!!!!!! We named her Kaitlynn. She was born June 2, 2006. She is so very adorable. I could not ask for more in this life I have a wonderful loving and caring husband, and 2 beautiful children. Life is truly wonderful for me. I have my husband and my children. I could not ask for more. I Wed Thee Navy
They say that marriage is a 50-50 proposition, but you will find that a Navy wife will disagree with you. As far as she's concerned, marriage is a full thirty-three and a third share.
We'll bet there is many a brown bagger's wife who sometimes wishes the words used at a sailor's wedding read something like this:
"Wilt thou, Seaman, take this woman as thy lawful wedded wife, to live together insofar as the Bureau of Naval Personnel will allow? Wilt thou love her, take her to movies and return home promptly after liberty call?"
"Aye, Aye."
"Wilt though, ______, take this sailor as thy lawful wedded husband, bearing in mind liberty hours, ship's schedules, watches, sudden orders, uncertain mail and all other problems of Navy life? Wilt thou serve him, love, honor and wait for him, learn to wash and fold blues and keep the smoking lamp lit for him at home?" "I will."
"I, Seaman, take thee as my wedded wife from 1630 to 0700 as far as permitted by my commanding Officer, liberty hours subject to change without notice, for better or worse, for earlier or later, and I promise to write at least once a week."
"I, ______, take thee, Seaman, as my wedded husband, subject to orders of the Navy, changing residence whenever the ship moves, to have and to hold as long as my allotment comes through regularly, and there is given my troth."
"By virtue of the authority vested in Navy Regs, subject to regulations of the BUPERS manual and latest BUPERS notices, I pronounce you man and wife!!!!"
by Paula, Navy Wife
