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What a wonderful story of a journey of love & commitment. Wishing them many more glorious years! :)
That’s so beautiful. Congrats to your parents!
Thank you for this. After reading it, I think I love your parents too! Tell them congratulations for me.
Happy Anniversary, you guys…
Lovely. Simply lovely.
Happy Anniversary Meg’s mom and dad.
“Mawwage, that bwessed awwangement. That dweem wiffin a dweem”
That has got to be one of the best and most touching posts I’ve read in a very long time.
Thank you Meg.
bon anniversaire, fowlers!
iSore and mum send gratitude for the kind words and especially the extended quotation from the wedding ceremony to end all wedding ceremonies. I have often used it in rehearsals and perhaps one day, when an entire wedding party may be uncertain about my sanity, I will use it in the actual wedding. I may lose my certification but then – who knows – I might then be eligible for a different kind of certification.
Happy anniversary, you krazy kids!
Congratulations to iSore and mum. I can’t believe that I met them shortly after they married. I think I was strapping 17 year old. We met twangin’ our strings; him doing Lighfoot…me doing Lennon. Your mum was like an older sister to me. I didn’t remember that she was only but a couple of years older than me and married with a kid. Wow. 38 years already.
Wow! I just teared right up reading this. I can hear our children saying the something similar about the squabbling over the same things over all these years. Though we are a few years behind your parents here’s to wishing them and everyone many, many more full years. Thanks Meg.