There are only two things I never doubted: my marriage and my job.
I already told her I was going to go to HVAC technical school instead of college, and she was thrilled
Long before I had dreamed of being an HVAC technician, I met the love of my life. I fell in love while still in elementary school, but was too young to act on it. I became a brute to her, only because it was the only way I could touch her. By the time I was in high school, I was irrevocably smitten and wanted to smash the mouth of every guy who talked to her. It took until I was getting ready to go to college before I asked her out and told her how I feel. It surprised me to learn she felt the same way. I asked her to marry me on our first date, and she accepted. No one seemed surprised when we announced our engagement and only surprised that it took us so long to realize we belonged together. I immediately change my mind about going to college, and told her was going to go to HVAC technical school instead. Her father owned the local HVAC company, and he often asked me if I would be interested in being an HVAC technician after I got out of high school. I had never really given the thought until I proposed to his daughter and realized I didn’t want to go to college. As soon as we announced our engagement, he once again asked me about becoming an HVAC technician. I already told her I was going to go to HVAC technical school instead of college, and she was thrilled. There would be no long months waiting for me to come home from school so we could be together. Although we were young, we wanted to be married as soon as possible.