Funny and sexist. My recently deceased wife and I were married for 34 years, she was “never” sure of the date( she at least knew the month) or how long. I still loved her, actually I loved her more each and every day.I know that it sounds sappy but it was true. Now I miss her more and more each day.
In 2011 my wife of 30 years and I divorced. In 2012 we remarried. We got remarried on the same date as the first one so we wouldn’t have to remember another anniversary.
uniquename almost 3 years ago
A double bonus. She can still give him a hard time when he forgets their real anniversary.
Michael G. almost 3 years ago
A mastermind. A captain of industry. A community pillar. All while suffering from (enjoying?) CRS.
ChessPirate almost 3 years ago
It has to be an anniversary of something… ㋡
John9 almost 3 years ago
Funny and sexist. My recently deceased wife and I were married for 34 years, she was “never” sure of the date( she at least knew the month) or how long. I still loved her, actually I loved her more each and every day.I know that it sounds sappy but it was true. Now I miss her more and more each day.
sobrown51 almost 3 years ago
Every day is an anniversary of SOMETHING. (6 years, 2 months and 3 days since….)
raybarb44 almost 3 years ago
It’s the thought that counts and it may even be for an incident the wife has forgotten like the first kiss, first weekend together etc……
davidlwashburn almost 3 years ago
In 2011 my wife of 30 years and I divorced. In 2012 we remarried. We got remarried on the same date as the first one so we wouldn’t have to remember another anniversary.
Cactus-Pete almost 3 years ago
He thinks it’s their anniversary but there’s no card and no dinner date?
paullp Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Reminds me of I Love Lucy, where Lucy once admitted to Ethel: “Anytime there’s a good present around, I tell Ricky it’s our anniversary.”