May 5th

Dear Copper,

Today we traded text messages back and forth (while at work) as to reasons we should buy a house in the next few months versus sharing an apartment for the next year and a half before making such a big purchase. I know you have the ring and are prepared to spend forever with me, and I'm sorry I'm too nervous right now to commit to a house at 100%. Obviously things could change in the next few weeks (or days), and looking back on this letter will probably make both of us laugh... What were we so nervous about anyways? I'll probably read this and think, "I wish we would've gotten the house." So maybe that's what we should do...

Most people take a year of dating to realize that they want to spend the rest of their lives with someone. We both knew before we could count our number of dates on one hand. We're pretty lucky like that.

"It's a little bit funny, this feeling inside... I'm not one of those who can easily hide... I don't have much money, but boy if I did... I'd buy a big house where we both could live..."

Love,

Fox 

May 4th

Dear Copper,

Someday soon we won't have to say goodbye at the end of the night...

Love,

Fox

May 3rd

Dear Copper,

My life is infinitely better now that you are in it.

Love,

Fox

May 2nd

Dear Copper,

You're out downtown drinking tonight while I stayed at home planning out my classes and a future budget. It seems like we should be opposites based on that sentence, but maybe that makes us a good match.

Love,

Fox

May 1st

Dear Copper,

People often feel depressed following "happy" events in their life, or big events like a wedding, buying a new car, moving/starting a new job, or having a baby. At some point in our relationship, you or I may feel this way. Know that no matter what comes our way, I will always love you. Even in times when I am caught up in negativity or when I have a difficult time expressing my love to you, know that I still value our relationship and am so thankful to have you in my life.

Love,
Fox