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36 Years!
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Posted by RedTed/MO on June 11, 2002 at 03:45:13 from (63.71.128.115):
(Although some no-name got ugly when Fireman did a little well-earned bragging a couple of days ago, coming around to my 36th wedding anniversary is worth the risk of upsetting him again.)
If you know what I'm talking about, then you know what I'm talking about: to have found a friend and helpmate, a lover, a confessor and confidant who now lately tolerates and sometimes celebrates my coming in to lunch smelling of Blaster and solvents, and indulges my expensive little trips to the CaseIH parts dealer,... getting and being and staying married for three dozen years is just a pretty doggone good thing!
It is, I suppose, like finding an old M out along a fence row and taking it home and pulling it into the shed and discovering, a little at a time, that beneath the grease and gunk and grime it is a thing of awesome proportion and great beauty!
We're off to The Big City to celebrate!
RedTed/MO,... (and Mrs. RedTed)
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