My first son was born on 14 April (Titanic hit the iceberg) and my second was born on 6 August (bombing of Hiroshima). Makes it easy to remember the dates.
My late brother had the right idea. His birthday was February 14th, St. Valentine’s Day. He got married on that day, as well, so he’d never forget his anniversary or his favorite valentine.
I have an aunt and uncle who share the same birth date (but not the same year). They got married on the same day. Neither one has any excuse to forget a birthday or anniversary.
wiatr almost 5 years ago
I generally don’t forget important dates. This year in another dimension, my other self will be celebrating a 50th wedding anniversary but I won’t.
rekam Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Since we were married December 25th, we could never forget ours.
Triker2011 almost 5 years ago
My first wife and I were married April 1st. For some reason-even though we have been divorced for 40 years-the date still sticks in my mind. Hmmmm…
submachine almost 5 years ago
I just remember that 37 years ago, I went down and paid two dollars for a marriage license and by thunder, she has been worth every penny!
david_42 almost 5 years ago
One of my wallpapers is a wedding photo with the date on the bottom. I’ve never missed the day, although my wife has.
viking-riverrat almost 5 years ago
Mine is June 14th “Flag Day” minor holiday , but you can’t forget it. If I can only remember how long we are married ?
Bookworm almost 5 years ago
At my age, I’m lucky if I can remember why I started this comment. . . . I’m sure it’ll come to me. Eventually. Or not. Maybe.
oakie817 almost 5 years ago
ba da bum
BiathlonNut almost 5 years ago
My first son was born on 14 April (Titanic hit the iceberg) and my second was born on 6 August (bombing of Hiroshima). Makes it easy to remember the dates.
Linguist almost 5 years ago
My late brother had the right idea. His birthday was February 14th, St. Valentine’s Day. He got married on that day, as well, so he’d never forget his anniversary or his favorite valentine.
wirepunchr almost 5 years ago
My sister got married on December 31st. BIL said he wanted to get the tax deduction.
rshive almost 5 years ago
We have a family member whose birthday is Dec. 25. She always complained that nobody ever gave her any birthday presents.
error 404 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
I can never forget my password, it’s I forget
carlzr almost 5 years ago
I remember when computers first became popular, every instruction book had a Gandalf-style wizard on the cover.
lbhorton almost 5 years ago
Was married December 7, a day that will live in infamy
library_dean almost 5 years ago
I have an aunt and uncle who share the same birth date (but not the same year). They got married on the same day. Neither one has any excuse to forget a birthday or anniversary.
jbrobo Premium Member almost 5 years ago
My birthday is September 25th. I figure I was a Christmas present.
dlkrueger33 almost 5 years ago
My first husband and I were married April 11th. My second husband and I were also married…yep. April 11th. It helps.