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sweetheart - 22 Sep 2006 03:28 GMT
I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me. I
have been married to my loving husband for over 23 years. I know that
prayer has kept my husband and I loving one another. We fell in love
when we first laid eyes on one another. He was a blind date. After
dating seven months we married. Here we are still in love 23 years
later, three children later, and it has been as if we are still on our
honeymoon.
WhansaMi - 22 Sep 2006 03:32 GMT
>I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me.

sh.t.  We have to start submitting reports in here?

I demand to speak to the manager!

Sheila
GGGNH - 22 Sep 2006 06:18 GMT
> I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me. I
> have been married to my loving husband for over 23 years. I know that
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> later, three children later, and it has been as if we are still on our
> honeymoon.

He was a blind date? When did he have the bandages removed and have his
first look at you? :-)

GGG

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littleducklin19 - 22 Sep 2006 07:43 GMT
you are so lucky to found the one in the first try! I hope to still be
in love in 23 years like you say...
Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe - 22 Sep 2006 14:44 GMT
> you are so lucky to found the one in the first try! I hope to still be
> in love in 23 years like you say...

No matter what the fairy tales say, there is no "happily ever after."
Having a good, strong marriage that lasts through the years takes work.
Some of it's easy and fun work.  But sometimes it's just plain hard.

But through all that, after 62 years, my grandparents loved each other
very, very much.  When my grandfather couldn't communicate anything
else (after several strokes), he still could tell my grandmother he
thought she's beautiful.  And she took care of him at home for the last
four years of his life, with the help of a home health nurse, who came
to bathe him and put him in his chair in the living room in the
mornings, and my uncle, who came to put him back to bed at night.

That's what I want from my marriage.

Kitten
littleducklin19 - 22 Sep 2006 15:01 GMT
Wow... I don't have reletives like that... I wish I did... I mean,
thats what love is for, thats what the vow means when you marry
someone...
In Turkey there used to be plain "will be marry this person", but
nowadays, they include the "in health and in sickness, through better
or worse" I'm not sure the exact words, I cant remember :)
But thats why you marry someone, to be with that person, no matter what
happens, as long as you love each other... thats my opinion at least

> No matter what the fairy tales say, there is no "happily ever after."
> Having a good, strong marriage that lasts through the years takes work.
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>
> Kitten
Bill in Co. - 22 Sep 2006 21:14 GMT
> Wow... I don't have reletives like that... I wish I did... I mean,
> thats what love is for, thats what the vow means when you marry
> someone...
> In Turkey there used to be plain "will be marry this person", but
> nowadays, they include the "in health and in sickness, through better
> or worse" I'm not sure the exact words, I cant remember :)

They probably got that from us ..... some time ago.    But I'm not sure
that's in the vows these days, anymore, is it?  (given the 50% divorce rate,
et al).    Sigh, I guess it's more realistic to just leave it out...

> But thats why you marry someone, to be with that person, no matter what
> happens, as long as you love each other... thats my opinion at least
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>> Kitten
Caitriona Mac Fhiodhbhuidhe - 22 Sep 2006 21:26 GMT
> > Wow... I don't have reletives like that... I wish I did... I mean,
> > thats what love is for, thats what the vow means when you marry
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> that's in the vows these days, anymore, is it?  (given the 50% divorce rate,
> et al).    Sigh, I guess it's more realistic to just leave it out...

You know, for some people, the marriages last *longer* if you leave
that out.  lol... it's not in our vows.  We had stuff about protecting
each other's backs, giving each other the first and best, it being his
eyes I look into in the mornings.... "for as long as we both shall
choose."  We just work really hard to keep our marriage where we both
choose.  ;-)

Kitten
Irrational Number - 23 Sep 2006 05:16 GMT
> But through all that, after 62 years, my grandparents loved each other
> very, very much.  When my grandfather couldn't communicate anything
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> to bathe him and put him in his chair in the living room in the
> mornings, and my uncle, who came to put him back to bed at night.

What a lovely story.

-- Anita --
Brian - 22 Sep 2006 20:39 GMT
> you are so lucky to found the one in the first try! I hope to still be
> in love in 23 years like you say...

Wait..23 years you say? Wasn't there a guy who posted a few weeks ago
who was trying to find a way to break up with his wife of 23 years? I
believe he met her on a blind date. Hmmmm...
Daniel L. Snyder - 22 Sep 2006 13:20 GMT
> We fell in love when we first laid eyes on one another. He was a blind date.

So how did that actually work then?

Yeah, yeah - sorry - dumb joke.  But it was just like an itch that had
to be scratched.

Anyhow - as a psychologist who does marital work, it is nice to hear
these stories.  There really are happy marriages out there.  I can
testify - as it will be 21 years for us on Oct 5.
Emma Anne - 22 Sep 2006 16:15 GMT
> I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me. I
> have been married to my loving husband for over 23 years. I know that
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> later, three children later, and it has been as if we are still on our
> honeymoon.

Hi sweetheart (OK that sounds weird!).  I hope you have a good sense of
humor when visiting this group!
Brian - 22 Sep 2006 20:41 GMT
> > I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me. I
> > have been married to my loving husband for over 23 years. I know that
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> Hi sweetheart (OK that sounds weird!).  I hope you have a good sense of
> humor when visiting this group!

Hell, I've been around a few years and I'm just starting to understand
you whackos!

--Brian
Marriage - 25 Sep 2006 04:40 GMT
How could it be a blind date if you saw him?

> I am new to this group. All are welcome to submit information to me. I
> have been married to my loving husband for over 23 years. I know that
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> later, three children later, and it has been as if we are still on our
> honeymoon.
 
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