We're going ice skating (nice way to cool off in the summer) and then going out to dinner at Five Seasons Brewery, which serves excellent microbrews and pretty tasty gourmet food.
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It has been one yearFollow
One year since I got married, and bachelors all over the world breathed a sigh of relief that I was no longer eligible and they could get on with their lives wept didn't give a ****. Or something like that.
We're going ice skating (nice way to cool off in the summer) and then going out to dinner at Five Seasons Brewery, which serves excellent microbrews and pretty tasty gourmet food.
We're going ice skating (nice way to cool off in the summer) and then going out to dinner at Five Seasons Brewery, which serves excellent microbrews and pretty tasty gourmet food.
Congrats on the marriageding. 
Congratulations and have fun celebrating.
Congrats. Hope you have a wonderful night and get some... good food that is...
Nice, congrats on surviving your first year.
My husband and I will celebrate out 8th anniversary next May in Japan.
My husband and I will celebrate out 8th anniversary next May in Japan.
catwho wrote:
We're going ice skating (nice way to cool off in the summer) and then going out to dinner at Five Seasons Brewery, which serves excellent microbrews and pretty tasty gourmet food.
But wouldn't it be more fun to go drink beer and then go ice skating?
Congrats on making it a year, noob.
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PunkFloyd
PunkFloyd
Gratz on the anni cat!
Congratulations and happy anniversary!
Ray and I are heading towards our 14th. For awhile, I was wondering if we were going to make it past 12, but you just gotta power through and truck on.
Ray and I are heading towards our 14th. For awhile, I was wondering if we were going to make it past 12, but you just gotta power through and truck on.
Thanks!
I heard having no kids actually makes the marriage have better odds (provided that is what both halves agreed to before getting married, anyway.) Every time we seriously consider fostering, we end up changing our minds again after spending a day with his niece and nephew (10 and 8, respectively) and reminding ourselves that we're grumpy curmudgeons that hate children.
I heard having no kids actually makes the marriage have better odds (provided that is what both halves agreed to before getting married, anyway.) Every time we seriously consider fostering, we end up changing our minds again after spending a day with his niece and nephew (10 and 8, respectively) and reminding ourselves that we're grumpy curmudgeons that hate children.
catwho wrote:
Thanks!
I heard having no kids actually makes the marriage have better odds (provided that is what both halves agreed to before getting married, anyway.) Every time we seriously consider fostering, we end up changing our minds again after spending a day with his niece and nephew (10 and 8, respectively) and reminding ourselves that we're grumpy curmudgeons that hate children.
I heard having no kids actually makes the marriage have better odds (provided that is what both halves agreed to before getting married, anyway.) Every time we seriously consider fostering, we end up changing our minds again after spending a day with his niece and nephew (10 and 8, respectively) and reminding ourselves that we're grumpy curmudgeons that hate children.
That really depends. There are people that will stick it out for the sake of the children and other people who split up because they change their minds on the kid issue.
In all honesty, every marriage is different and don't let statistics make you view your marriage a certain way. Ray and I statistically should have been divorced by now but we've hunkered down and gotten through things again and again.
One can put down a pet.
Aripyanfar wrote:
One can put down a pet.
My boss claimed this was the reason he didn't marry until he was 50. He never wanted to have an association with any living thing that he couldn't shoot and leave in the woods. I countered that because he was a lawyer, that would include a wife.
He was married the following year to his long term girlfriend.
Kaelesh wrote:
Aripyanfar wrote:
One can put down a pet.
My boss claimed this was the reason he didn't marry until he was 50. He never wanted to have an association with any living thing that he couldn't shoot and leave in the woods. I countered that because he was a lawyer, that would include a wife.
He was married the following year to his long term girlfriend.
The only person that I believe who said he won't get married, ever, is Gene Simmons.
I hope I jinxed him with this so that he'll marry Shannon Tweed.
I hope I jinxed him with this so that he'll marry Shannon Tweed.
Happy anniversary, cat. Here's to many more.
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