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Our kids were with their dads yesterday, but as Sara and I hiked up Mt. Tam and then had a post-hike iced tea downtown we were surrounded by young couples and their adorable but mostly boisterous kids. I was exhausted just watching them.

“Remember those days?” I asked.

“Remember? I’m still trying to catch up on my sleep from those days.”

“Yeah, but the couples look so happy, so full of promise.”

“They look tired to me.”

“That’s because you’re jaded.”

“No, that’s because I’m honest.”

“Remember when we were that happy?”

“Were we that happy? Are they really happy? Marriage is a lot of work.”

Marriage is a lot of something, but why do we think it’s work? Work is work, school is work, and while both of those are rewarding, marriage is a bit different, right?