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These are the vows I have yet had the chance to say and the words I rarely say aloud. I will always be better with showing you my love, then speaking it. This gift is my way of saying I love you without having to say a word and showing my devotion to our future together. I have known this fact and feeling since the first real date we had (not Slick Willy’s). The hope chest was the true beginning and the first time I had the opportunity to say I love you with my hands in my own way. Cecely, you are my honest to God best friend, significant other, chili pepper, and bashert. Your love is best described as the sweet spice of my life. My dreams much like my days will always begin and end with you, something that I would never want to change. You

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