Apr 5, 2023·edited Apr 5, 2023Liked by Nicci Kadilak
Get discharged form the Air Force in March. Crash a wedding reception in July. Get asked to dance by the maid of honor. Ask her to marry four months later in November. Now married for 50 years next month. Three children married and now have six grandchildren. That is the short version.
this right here is an anecdote to all who may feel jaded in the assumption that monogamy is one long slow Death March (raising hand here ha) and makes one actually tear up (why do tear and tear mean different things, one a noun the other verb?) no drama just a lot of love and airbrushing over tons of hard work that allow for this genuine piece thnx
My husband and I met on a dating app, as you do these days. I told him it was over a week before I could schedule him in, then he and I were messaging and I said, "Well maybe I can squeeze a meeting in for an hour, if you want to meet me sooner." It ended up being more like three hours--we closed down the restaurant we met at. The conversation was just too good to stop and go home. :)
Get discharged form the Air Force in March. Crash a wedding reception in July. Get asked to dance by the maid of honor. Ask her to marry four months later in November. Now married for 50 years next month. Three children married and now have six grandchildren. That is the short version.
Awwwwwww, I had never heard that story!!!! Very sweet!
Hmmmmmm, I don't remember that. You don't need to be forgiven, unless you want me to. XOXOXOX
this right here is an anecdote to all who may feel jaded in the assumption that monogamy is one long slow Death March (raising hand here ha) and makes one actually tear up (why do tear and tear mean different things, one a noun the other verb?) no drama just a lot of love and airbrushing over tons of hard work that allow for this genuine piece thnx
My husband and I met on a dating app, as you do these days. I told him it was over a week before I could schedule him in, then he and I were messaging and I said, "Well maybe I can squeeze a meeting in for an hour, if you want to meet me sooner." It ended up being more like three hours--we closed down the restaurant we met at. The conversation was just too good to stop and go home. :)