Wedding Anniversary

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Yesterday we celebrated our sixth wedding anniversary. We both took the day off and spent a wonderful day at Lake Constance (Bodensee for us Germans Smile

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Later we had dinner at one of our favourite restaurants. It's the place where Stefan took me for our very first 'official' date, where he 'officially' met my family, where we had our wedding lunch, where we celebrated our first wedding anniversary with my aunt and uncle etc etc.

To end the day we went to a bar, met friends, went to another and I much too much to drink. And a lot of fun!

And I am very, very glad that I married my husband!

My boss's comment to the topic was 'Wedding anniversary? You celebrate that....?'

Do you celebrate your wedding anniversary? Do you tend to forget it? Are you still glad you married the person you married? Let me know what you think... Very Happy

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urs- That sounded so lovely. Congratulations on your anniversary. I wish you many more happy ones!

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We celebrate our anniversary by going to Cape Cod, which is pretty much our only vacation every year. Couldn't imagine not celebrating it.

Congratulations to you!

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Congratulations, urs (and to bigdice as well!)!

Well, clebrating the anniversary? Yes, a bit. Going out in a restaurant instead of my usually cooking, drinking a coffee and having a piece of atrt at a nice place, having a short vacation - it depends all on what is going on besides that.

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urs
That sounds wonderful and it's so nice to hear that you are so happily married. Congrats to you both.

I can't answer your questions since I've never been married, but maybe some day.

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urs - congrats to you and BigDice! Very Happy

hamburger and mrs. hamburger still celebrate every anniversary after 47 years of marriage. it's very encouraging.

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Congratulations. Sounds like you had a wonderful day.

Absolutely, we celebrate our anniversary. A special restaurant and a bottle of Dom Perignon at home later. 31 years next month.

We celebrate also the anniversary of the date we met, September 26, 1970.

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We are planning to renew our vows this time around. It will be our 25th.

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for all of the celebrants (most esp. urs and BD)

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Our 24th anniversary is coming up next week. I usually forget dates like birthdays and anniversaries, so I write them down at the beginning of every year on my calendar at work. At least I can make a telephone call or send an e-mail.

I suppose we'll go out for a nice dinner this weekend - I'll be offshore at work on the day of the anniversary.

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Good for you, Jim! Have a great time! Do me a favour.....tell your wife how you were feeling when you first realised you were in love with her.....

And then tell us!

To Stefan and Ursula ~ the most happily married couple I think I have ever met in my life.....I love you and miss you both terribly. I do so wish I could be there to help you celebrate. (Not that you guys need any help!)

I did try to call last Sunday and got a busy signal for the longest time. But, I'll try again tomorrow ~ hopefully, with success.

In the meantime.....

Congratulations on six wonderful years of marriage! Please stay as happy and loving as you are today!

Always,

Rae xxxxxx

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Thank you all so much! It's really good to read that you all celebrate your wedding anniversary. And I do hope that I will have the chance for that for many, many years.

We would have loved to have you here for some celebration support, Rae! :-)

I will stay glued to the phone... :-)

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Don't hope, it's your sweat that glues you on the phone! :wink:

"Frohe Pfingsten", btw.

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That could be! I will put on my rollerblades now for more sweat....

Frohe Pfingsten auch Dir!

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Aw heck, Rae - I was 20 and my wife was 18 when we met in '76. We were just kids. Neither one of us knew beans about life, but it didn't take long for us to know we wanted to figure it out together. I'm not sure how to compare what I feel for her now after being married 24 years to what I felt then, except to say that it is much more deep and permanent now.

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That was a good start, Jim! Tell your wife exactly what you told us!

Urs ~ my apologies. Have spent all day with my cousin who is visiting from Ireland. We had a great time! But, by the time we got home it would've been way too late to call.

Soon. I promise. Swear. Cross my heart and hope to die.

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Solveig and I got married when we were 25 and divorced when we were 60. For 35 years I always brought flowers and a gift and for 35 years she said what's this for. She never remembered.

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bobsmyth, that's interesting - usually the wives complain that the husbands don't remember...

Rae, that's ok. To tell you truth, I wasn't home most of the evening either. Stefan got home around ten, though - not much going on in the restaurant... I am very much looking forward to talking you! :-)

Jim, I fully agree with Rae!

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bobsmyth, you deserved better.

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No regrets. I had a great time and wonderful memories. Two beautiful kids (she made great babies) and it was never dull. If she didn't know what she was going to do how could I. We had monumental fights but 10 minutes later it was truly over. She was like a black stormcloud and when it had spent itself the sun shone forth. Amazing transformation and absolutely nothing phony about it.

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