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After the kids were asleep, we were both so tired that we would go straight to bed just so we could hold each other. I was always content knowing that she was right there in my arms. I told her every night that as long as she was there, I was just fine. She was my queen, man. I told her that every day, she was the queen of my whole life. And my queen pushed me all the time to be the man I needed to be. She pushed me to seek God and follow Him and love Him with my whole heart, she pushed me to be a better daddy, and you can ask my little girls and they'll tell ya, we wouldn't be nowhere near where we are today if she didn't keep on making us better. Some folks just have a way of doing that, ya know? Some people just make you wanna be a better man.\n\nWell, one day, she started getting sick. I didn't worry too much at first, because everybody gets sick sometimes. But the doctors seemed to think it was something we should worry about. Well brother, they were right. She asked me if I would marry anyone else if she died. She worried about it. she couldn't imagine me being with another woman. I told her I could never have a second queen. But ya know what? She didn't believe me! That girl looked me in the eyes and said 'I know you better than that! You're the kind of man who needs a woman by his side. You couldn't be happy alone!'\nI looked her straight back in those big brown eyes and I said 'sugar, I don't need no woman in my life, I need you. You're the only one for me.'\n\n![download.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmT4KSfqVyzZJ3K2vqBP9k5vVTdZbMLMt5zkwUQeoDgnJf/download.jpg)\n\nWell, after a year of fighting it, a lot had changed. There wasn't no more dinner on the table when I came home. Instead, I would work 12 hours a day, and I would come home. I would carry my wife out of bed and bring her to the table. I would cook dinner with her sitting there watching me, and we would just talk like nothing ever changed. 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But those 4 hours in between when I got to just be there beside her....man I wouldn't have traded that for nothing!\"\nThere was a long silence, a profound peace which none of us eavesdroppers dared disturb with our poorly disguised sniffles\n\"But the body can only handle so much, ya know,\" the man continued. \"It took 2 years of her being sick as a dog before it got the best of her. I saw it coming, and so did she. We both knew she wasn't coming back from it. But it still felt like it came outta nowhere. I mean....one day she's there in my arms, and the next day she's gone. It killed me at first, but it didn't take too long before I realized that she really was better off. She didn't have to take no more medicine, she didn't have to eat no more of my nasty cooking, all she had to worry about now was praising the Lord!\nYa know what still gets me though? Man, I don't know what to do about her stuff. I mean...I can't get rid of it. All her clothes are still in the closet, I got pictures of her everywhere, and her side of the bed is just how she left it. I wanna believe she's still here. My daughters tell me I should get it out of there and fix the place up, but I spent my life in that house with her. It's still our home, as far as I'm concerned.\"\nSilence again overtook the room. None of us had ever heard a man speak with such absolute respect and admiration. It was obvious that he had truly loved and adored that woman, and it wasn't changing any time soon.\nThe other old man broke the silence and said \"Man, that had to be so hard, though. I mean...taking care of her like that and having to do everything for her.\"\nA smile crept across the old man's face. His entire face lit up and he said,\n\"Brother, it was my privilege to be able to serve my queen for as long as I did.\"",
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      "body": "The most beautiful true love story I have ever heard. This came from eavesdropping on 2 old men. I've never heard of such adoration and respect. I pray I can find something similar. (self.love)\nsubmitted 4 years ago\n\n![images (11).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbKxat4Gr59v6B9cFrjjSnHEDxF7HK17FDDg1ANug5F1N/images%20(11).jpg)\n\nI was in the coffee shop on my college campus studying when two older men came in and sat down on the other side of the room. One of the men started talking about his wife, and when he asked the other man about his wife, this is what was said.\n\n\"Man...I was 21 when I met her. I saw her from across the room and brother.....didn't nobody have to tell me who she was. I said 'there goes my wife', and the rest was history. That girl was something else, man. Every single day, I'd go and work for 12 hours and when I came home, she had dinner on the table waiting on me. After the kids were asleep, we were both so tired that we would go straight to bed just so we could hold each other. I was always content knowing that she was right there in my arms. I told her every night that as long as she was there, I was just fine. She was my queen, man. I told her that every day, she was the queen of my whole life. And my queen pushed me all the time to be the man I needed to be. She pushed me to seek God and follow Him and love Him with my whole heart, she pushed me to be a better daddy, and you can ask my little girls and they'll tell ya, we wouldn't be nowhere near where we are today if she didn't keep on making us better. Some folks just have a way of doing that, ya know? Some people just make you wanna be a better man.\n\nWell, one day, she started getting sick. I didn't worry too much at first, because everybody gets sick sometimes. But the doctors seemed to think it was something we should worry about. Well brother, they were right. She asked me if I would marry anyone else if she died. She worried about it. she couldn't imagine me being with another woman. I told her I could never have a second queen. But ya know what? She didn't believe me! That girl looked me in the eyes and said 'I know you better than that! You're the kind of man who needs a woman by his side. You couldn't be happy alone!'\nI looked her straight back in those big brown eyes and I said 'sugar, I don't need no woman in my life, I need you. You're the only one for me.'\n\n![download.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmT4KSfqVyzZJ3K2vqBP9k5vVTdZbMLMt5zkwUQeoDgnJf/download.jpg)\n\nWell, after a year of fighting it, a lot had changed. There wasn't no more dinner on the table when I came home. Instead, I would work 12 hours a day, and I would come home. I would carry my wife out of bed and bring her to the table. I would cook dinner with her sitting there watching me, and we would just talk like nothing ever changed. 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But those 4 hours in between when I got to just be there beside her....man I wouldn't have traded that for nothing!\"\nThere was a long silence, a profound peace which none of us eavesdroppers dared disturb with our poorly disguised sniffles\n\"But the body can only handle so much, ya know,\" the man continued. \"It took 2 years of her being sick as a dog before it got the best of her. I saw it coming, and so did she. We both knew she wasn't coming back from it. But it still felt like it came outta nowhere. I mean....one day she's there in my arms, and the next day she's gone. It killed me at first, but it didn't take too long before I realized that she really was better off. She didn't have to take no more medicine, she didn't have to eat no more of my nasty cooking, all she had to worry about now was praising the Lord!\nYa know what still gets me though? Man, I don't know what to do about her stuff. I mean...I can't get rid of it. All her clothes are still in the closet, I got pictures of her everywhere, and her side of the bed is just how she left it. I wanna believe she's still here. My daughters tell me I should get it out of there and fix the place up, but I spent my life in that house with her. It's still our home, as far as I'm concerned.\"\nSilence again overtook the room. None of us had ever heard a man speak with such absolute respect and admiration. It was obvious that he had truly loved and adored that woman, and it wasn't changing any time soon.\nThe other old man broke the silence and said \"Man, that had to be so hard, though. I mean...taking care of her like that and having to do everything for her.\"\nA smile crept across the old man's face. His entire face lit up and he said,\n\"Brother, it was my privilege to be able to serve my queen for as long as I did.\"",
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      "body": "The unconventional museum has created one of the world’s great gatherings of art in the space of a decade.\nA decade ago Abu Dhabi, the tiny, seaside capital of the UAE announced its partnership with the Louvre Museum in Paris. The announcement of the Louvre Abu Dhabi, dubbed “a universal museum in the Arab World,” was met with raised eyebrows—various news reports pegged the total fees paid to the Louvre in Paris at about $1 billion. (Representatives for the Louvre Abu Dhabi declined to comment on any dollar figures.)\n\nAnd then… there was nothing. The museum was scheduled to open in 2012, with a massive, 260,000 square foot compound designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel, but construction deadlines were pushed back until it was announced that it would absolutely, definitely, 100 percent be open in mid November of 2017.\n\nWhile the art world waited, representatives of the Louvre Abu Dhabi were busy.\n\n![800x-1.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmcWEx7b6h6VfnxAisiuVAYJjFXkgYdEVEvrauuq8N6w7d/800x-1.jpg)\nThe exterior of the Louvre Abu Dhabi.Courtesy of the Louvre Abu Dhabi\n\nThe organization, which is funded by the Abu Dhabi Department of Cultural and Tourism and headed by Mohamed Khalifa Al Mubarak, the chairman of the Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority, amassed a collection of more than 600 artworks for its permanent collection, and in the process became one of the most aggressive buyers on the global art market circuit in the last decade.\n\n![800x-1 (1).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmb9GFbPUmPJt7omAGVszrCTcM7TbqTFz9GdictVWSdfPF/800x-1%20(1).jpg)\nAttributed to Orazio Scoppa, Mother-of-pearl ewer, Gujarat, India, c. 1640. 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By 2014, the Louvre Abu Dhabi had amassed enough that it was able to put on a preview show of sorts at the Louvre in Paris, called “Birth of a Museum.” Other objects, including some included in this article, are now being seen for the first time.\n\nModern and Contemporary\n\nMany of the modern works in the permanent collection seem to have been acquired during 2008 and 2009, when the market, rocked by the global recession, was a profound buyer’s market.\n\n![800x-1 (3).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmfHnpwwvPYHZE6vQMXaRsr1DDU36VhkA6VQmayyjhebY5/800x-1%20(3).jpg)\nPiet Mondrian, Composition with Blue, Red, Yellow and Black, 1922.Photographer: Thierry Ollivier, Mondrian/Holtzman Trust, courtesy of the Louvre Abu Dhabi\nThere’s a 3.75 foot high work by the Dutch painter Piet Mondrian, Composition with Blue, Red, Yellow, and Black, which the lot notes indicate was acquired in 2009. (Six years later another, smaller Mondrian from the same period sold for $50.6 million at Christie’s New York.)\n\n![800x-1 (4).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRfZR2uh5cSMXQyneZvoHjDcEWrg1ctx69F6vX5h3nKVa/800x-1%20(4).jpg)\n\nGustave Caillebotte, Game of Bezique, 1880.Photographer: Agence Photo F, courtesy of the Louvre Abu Dhabi\nSimilarly, a painting by the Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte, Game of Bezique, which was painted in 1880, was also purchased by the museum in 2009, as was Eduoard Manet’s The Gypsy, painted between 1862 and 1867. A year later, the museum scored a coup by acquiring a work by Paul Gauguin’s Children Wrestling from 1888 (also known as Breton Boys Wrestling). In 2012, another Gauguin painting of a Breton subject, Petit Breton A L’Oie, painted in 1889, sold for $10 million at Sotheby’s New York.\n\nOver the years, as its collecting intensified, the museum branched out, with occasionally mixed results. \n\n![800x-1 (5).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmWTKTNDmPLz7ni8vqCVGGnoAz1um3ipxfabpPyuPxAudf/800x-1%20(5).jpg)\nRené Magritte, The Subjugated Reader, 1928.hotographer: Agence Photo F, ADAGP, Paris, courtesy of the Louvre Abu Dhabi\nIts 1928 painting by the surrealist painter René Magritte, The Subjugated Reader, isn’t a prime representation of Magritte’s style (a work of roughly the same size by the artist, which he painted in the same year, sold for $7.2 million at Christie’s London in 2012), nor is a blue and white series of nine, eight and a half foot-high panels by Cy Twombly, which the artist painted three years before his death in 2008. 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Set on the long-stalled development project known as Saadiyat Island, the “museum city” that comprises the Louvre Abu Dhabi overlooks the water and includes museum galleries, temporary exhibition spaces, a two-story children’s museum, a restaurant, cinema, and cafe.\n\n![800x-1 (9).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmXZeXEfN8ineSk1g8PHvX6S1JeUnYzXreX4NVu56isP3h/800x-1%20(9).jpg)\nAnother loan from the Louvre in Paris: Leonardo da Vinci, Woman Portrait, also called La Belle Ferronnière, 1495- 1499. Photographer: T. Clot/Musée du Louvre, C2RMF\nThe temporary exhibitions, with loans from the Louvre and elsewhere, will be changed four times a year. The inaugural show, which includes masterpieces by Manet, Monet, Matisse, and Leonardo da Vinci, focuses on the creation of the Louvre during the 18th century.\n\n\n![800x-1 (10).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmZfuCX6Rhfd8cWcDQZh2ZjKJrWthrv7rW621MUpfY2FHy/800x-1%20(10).jpg)\n\nOn loan from the Musée d’Orsay:​​​​Vincent Van Gogh’s Self Portrait, 1887. Photographer: Patrice Schmidt\nAs a final flourish, the Louvre Abu Dhabi has commissioned several permanent outdoor works by art market stars of today. The Arte Povera artist Giuseppe Penone, who’s co-represented by the two powerhouse galleries Gagosian and Marian Goodman, has made an installation which includes a “vast bronze tree,” and the artist Jenny Holzer, who’s represented by the New York gallery Cheim & Read, has made three engraved stone walls, into which various historical texts are carved.\n\n![800x-1 (11).jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmcbXwjSt5izPiESkpifyBj43soYakkLZX9gxnnCcdBjhR/800x-1%20(11).jpg)\n\nOn loan from the Louvre: King Ramesses II, 1279 - 1213 B.C.E. (19th dynasty), found at Tanis.Photographer: Christian Décamps/Musée du Louvre, dist. 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