Marriage
Welcome to Tuesday 4 in honor and memory of Toni Taddeo.
Hosted by Annie!
Marriage...
1. How did you meet your husband/wife? Hubs and I met
in High School, senior year in economics class.On the first
day the teacher seated us in alphabetical order and we
ended up beside one another..I immediately noticed how
clean and trim he was and really admired his polished shoes. One day soon I asked him to borrow is pen and Ive been borrowing it
ever since!
2. How did you know he/she was “the one”? Hubs was raised to be sincere,
trustworthy, polite and respectful of everyone. Even though he was shy
with others, he opened up with me. And he was a great kisser. It was a
perfect match!
3. How did he propose? We dated so long it had become a forgone conclusion.
The summer before I graduated college he came home on furlough because
his mom had passed away. those thirty days were crazy because I was living
at home and commuting to college 45 miles away every day to classes.. So
wewere dating every night and I was up really early every morning flying
up the interstate trying to make my 8:00 classes.. All I know is on weekends
we talked about getting married after my geaduation. and we spent time
looking for my engagement ring.. we did it together.. there was no romantic
surprise.. it wa s another of the many things we were trying to get done
during those wonderful hectic days!
4. Do you have any favorite stories from your marriage or about your
husband/wife? I graduated from college on a Saturday, Lynn was home the
next Monday from Germany, we were frantic with wedding odds and ends
all week. Lynn and I broke up on Thursday, my mom went ballistic and
took us out for breakfast on Friday morning to mediate and glue us back
together . That night was the rehearsal and dinner and we married on
Saturday at which time it started to snow . It was a late afternoon into
evening wedding. We got away from the reception about 8pm and we
drove across town to Rt 220 on our way to Greensboro N.C. Lynn was so
overwhelmed we had to stop at a take out joint. We sat in the car and
talked for over an hour.. meanwhile it was snowing and really cold..
finally about 10pm we started out for our 90 minute drive to the hotel. I
might add, we were both a bit frazzled and undone, but it was a rocky start
that proved that if we could make it through that tough time we were
made to make it through it all!

Oh my goodness...you were so lucky to have a parent who cared, smiles. What a lovely story. I hope your having a great day. smiles
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your story. For a minute I thought you were saying you had to take our a joint ! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's really a lovely story!! Glad you made it through.
ReplyDeleteHigh school sweethearts! How wonderful. I love hearing about folks who met that young and knew...and were right. You broke up 2 days before the wedding? I bet your poor mother was nearly having a heart attack! She was a smart lady to get you back together.
ReplyDeleteThe same thing happened with my nephew and his wife. They broke up for a bit right before they got married. I think it is such a big decision. I am so glad your mom was there for you guys. Loved your answers. Have a nice week.
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What a wonderful story!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Tuesday my friend.
"You borrowed his pen, and have been borrowing it ever since" Love that!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~