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41 years last week, so don't think I'll be doing it again!

--
Sally at the Seaside~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk
http://community.webshots.com/user/sallyswin

DH and I have been married 21 years -- when I want to tweak him, I call him
"my first husband". *evil grin*

Congratulations on making it to 41!
--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps

http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
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"Sally Swindells" wrote in message
...
41 years last week, so don't think I'll be doing it again!

--
Sally at the Seaside~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk
http://community.webshots.com/user/sallyswin

In article ,
"Kathy Applebaum" wrote:

DH and I have been married 21 years -- when I want to tweak him, I call him
"my first husband". *evil grin*

Congratulations on making it to 41!


I'll add my congratulations, too, Sally!

Kathy, DH and I will have our 35th anniversary on Saturday (7/7/07) --
and he's *always* introduced me as his first wife. He gets a lot of odd
looks.

--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) embarqmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

"Sandy" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Kathy Applebaum" wrote:

DH and I have been married 21 years -- when I want to tweak him, I call
him
"my first husband". *evil grin*

Congratulations on making it to 41!


I'll add my congratulations, too, Sally!

Kathy, DH and I will have our 35th anniversary on Saturday (7/7/07) --
and he's *always* introduced me as his first wife. He gets a lot of odd
looks.


I *knew* I liked your DH for a reason! LOL

--
Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps

http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
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Sandy:
Thirty five years is a milestone. Pat's Original
Virginia Fife and Drums Corps will play a medley of
romantic music for you and DH on Saturday.

Just this morning I read that lots of people all over
the world are planning to marry on that day. The reason
given is that 7 is considered a lucky number by various
cultures. It seems it was lucky for you two!

PAT in VA/USA

Sandy wrote:


I'll add my congratulations, too, Sally!

Kathy, DH and I will have our 35th anniversary on Saturday (7/7/07) --
and he's *always* introduced me as his first wife. He gets a lot of odd
looks.

In article , Kathy
Applebaum wrote:

DH and I have been married 21 years -- when I want to tweak him, I call him
"my first husband". *evil grin*

Congratulations on making it to 41!

I always just say "Half your stuff" - even if we're in a serious
argument, it always cracks him up (it's from some comic's comedy
routine - can't remember who at the moment) ... spectators/friends
STILL look at us funny when we joke about that!

--
Connie

This year, astrologically 7/7 is a bad day to marry. I will bet
dollars to donuts that a higher than average group of these folks
divorce sooner or later. Clearly Sandy got married to the right man
on the right 7/7. Congrats to her and dh. 35 years is a long time.
We are heading to 27 years next month. Jeez, time flies.
Taria

Pat in Virginia wrote:

Sandy:
Thirty five years is a milestone. Pat's Original Virginia Fife and Drums
Corps will play a medley of romantic music for you and DH on Saturday.

Just this morning I read that lots of people all over the world are
planning to marry on that day. The reason given is that 7 is considered
a lucky number by various cultures. It seems it was lucky for you two!

PAT in VA/USA

Sandy wrote:


I'll add my congratulations, too, Sally!

Kathy, DH and I will have our 35th anniversary on Saturday (7/7/07) --
and he's *always* introduced me as his first wife. He gets a lot of
odd looks.

In article ,
Pat in Virginia wrote:

Sandy:
Thirty five years is a milestone. Pat's Original
Virginia Fife and Drums Corps will play a medley of
romantic music for you and DH on Saturday.

Just this morning I read that lots of people all over
the world are planning to marry on that day. The reason
given is that 7 is considered a lucky number by various
cultures. It seems it was lucky for you two!

PAT in VA/USA

Thanks, Pat. As it happens, we didn't consciously pick that date for
"luck" reasons, as so many are doing this year (Las Vegas will be
swamped, according to all reports). G We'd originally planned to get
married at the end of June, right before DH-to-be had to be back to work
coaching. However, DT couldn't get to Arizona from Massachusetts (where
she was living that year) because of snow days in the district where she
was teaching. We postponed to July 8, a Saturday, but then discovered
that DH's best man would be leaving that very day for his annual
National Guard duty. We moved it forward one day to July 7 and then
discovered that it was DH's parents' anniversary! Leave it to DH not to
know that. LOL! It's been a family joke for years. G

I'm looking forward to the serenade from POF&DC!


Sandy wrote:


I'll add my congratulations, too, Sally!

Kathy, DH and I will have our 35th anniversary on Saturday (7/7/07) --
and he's *always* introduced me as his first wife. He gets a lot of odd
looks.





--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) embarqmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net

In article Hn9ii.5894$vG2.236@trnddc02,
Taria wrote:

This year, astrologically 7/7 is a bad day to marry. I will bet
dollars to donuts that a higher than average group of these folks
divorce sooner or later. Clearly Sandy got married to the right man
on the right 7/7. Congrats to her and dh. 35 years is a long time.
We are heading to 27 years next month. Jeez, time flies.
Taria


Thanks, Taria. Though there've been times when I wondered about that
"right man" bit. It's rather odd to realize that I've been married so
much longer than I was single! G

--
Sandy in Henderson, near Las Vegas
sfoster 1 (at) embarqmail (dot) com (remove/change the obvious)
http://www.sandymike.net