Hongkimina Jukebox's Edition Volume 4 | Page 5

Volume 4 JUNE 2014 Sept 2013 I learned from Hongki & Mina magic. Little quirks that we previously accepted about love and peace? Hongki & Mina will became major points of annoyance and friction. forever hold a special place in my heart. I feel Then suddenly, a couple months ago, my husband fortunate to have been able to witness the became distant and non responsive. We were no love that evolved between them throughout longer speaking to each other. A few weeks of Cold GWGM. In simple terms, they reminded me War went by and then he sent me a long email with of what it is like to fall in love. It is through many complaints. At first I was PO’d and ready to them that I relived the first love jitters, the fight back. But then, I reflected on what I really want eagerness to please the other, the acts of from my marriage. I was angry but I still love my my service, the sensation of the heart beating husband. What I wanted was to get back the loving faster, the anxiety of missing the other and and caring relationship...being able to recognize and the happiness to see the other. I and many accept that we have differences but emphasize with viewers were able to witness all these and the other. I thought about how Mina and Hongki have more from Hongki and Mina’s brief stint on such different personalities and interests, yet they GWGM. What impressed me most was learned to embrace these differences. So, rather how both of them were able to stay true than fighting no-holds-barred, I softened and then to themselves but to allow their hearts to he responded similarly. We still had some ups and grow to accept the other, warts and all. It downs and lots of work to do, but our relationship is was through their ups and downs, that I was getting back on track. The positive, loving vibe from reminded that love requires earnest effort and Hongki and Mina, gave me the guidance to end the diligence, acceptance and forgiveness…. Cold War and bring back the love and peace. which eventually yields peace. My personal story is this: In two weeks I will be celebrating my tenth year anniversary with my husband. For the most part we’ve been blessed with a sweet life...a lovely son who just turned 6; thriving, busy careers and living in our dream home. Yet somehow amidst the busyness of everyday life and the material comforts, we had somehow lost that honeymoon 5