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[golding76]

Without a doubt, my precious second husband.  When I first heard "Bless the Broken Road" by Rascal Flatts, something clicked for me.  All that I had gone through was meant to ensure that I would recognize his prized virtues of a kind and decent nature and a heart of gold. 

He was well worth the wait!  We did not have even three decades together, but I feel he is with me still.  I'll love him until the day I die.

"This much I know is true
That God blessed the broken road
That led me straight to you."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-vZlrBYLSU

[AuntG]

My husband, beyond a doubt.

Edited to add that I just asked this question of him and he answered with "a paid off mortgage." Wonder if I need to reconsider my answer.

[LaurenCats4]

My husband❤

[september]

My daughter and son.

My twin granddaughters.

Still to come...more grandchildren!

[GenXmuse]

True Love

[ALRATIBA]

Retirement!  I worked until I was 68 to increase my Social Security, pension and 401(k) .... really, really. really worth the extra years of work.

[jeanlake]

Enjoyed reading your answers. Here's my practical answers:

• Thrilled I didn't give up on marriage when we were young and selfish. Celebrated 39 years this month
• Waited until 29 for first child. Questioned whether motherhood was for me before this time
• Career and children were my excuses to delay graduate degree. Plan was to go back to college at age 30, after husband completed his personal goals. I thought I'd be overwhelmed with career, kids, household and I gave up on my goals. The year my youngest graduated from high school, began my grad degree while working full time. 
• Looking at retirement down the road. Pension, SS, investments -- glad I made the sacrifices  

[SahmIam]

My children. Late 30's when I started having them. WELL worth the wait : )

[bikerbabe]

Nursing school in my early 50s.

[mamaslittlepotato]

Without a doubt, my daughter