Josephine Kait, I guess the engineers I hang around with are the slide-rule type who are willing to round stuff off if it isn't life-threatening. Congrats on your 10+ years.
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Yeah, it probably has been that long, Robert. Wow is right.
We went out to dinner at a seafood restaurant. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE seafood. I had "seafood stuffed flounder" and my husband had salmon and shrimp, and we gave each other tastes. I love salmon, but it's been years since I had flounder (first tasted that when we lived in Victoria, Texas where they eat a lot of flounder--YUM!).
And we talked about looking into getting another cat (or cats) which makes me happy.
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Of course that's what I've been doing KDW. But of course 33 years of marriage ain't going to get me to stop.
This brings my own anniversary story to mind. I wanted to do something special for my wife for our tenth. So I started stashing money away, a little bit at a time. Saved enough to buy tickets to Hawaii where we got married in 91. I wanted to spring the surprise on her birthday, after all when could plane tickets to Hawaii ever be wrong? On this day.
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Congratulations, Kathleen, and Happy Anniversary.
My husband and I aren't too far behind you. We finished 32 years on 7-2-2008. We were married 2 days before the USA's bi-centenial. We didn't choose that date deliberately. It was just when hubby's two week vacation started. We honeymooned in St. Louis, MO.
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