Ardith,
Ah. I'm reminded there of the adage "Be careful what you wish for...
I apply that to these "storm chasers" (we're in tornado season in
Arkansas now)...because sooner or later, they or their loved ones will
be the ones who lose their property or lives.
Classically trained, I would imagine....
I have a Bachelor Of Arts in Radio/TV/Film, and a minor in Music from
the University Of Arkansas At Little Rock.
My sincere condolences. No doubt you & she did the best you knew h
to do then, but maybe she was right that something didn't really "click". :
Hard to believe me late wife has been gone almost 11 years (major
heart attack 3 weeks shy of our 4th anniversary). But, you hear all
these stories of couples breaking up around the wedding...ergo:
1) At the reception, 15 minutes after being pronounced "man and wife",
the couple announced they wanted a divorce.
2) At the reception, the groom angrily tore up the marriage license. In
some areas, if you don't return that with or without the proper
signatures, you pay a hefty fine.
3) At the reception, the bride and groom got into a knock down, drag
out, beat them to death, fight.
4) At the altar, when the preacher said "If there's anyone in this room,
who feels that this couple shouldn't be married...let them speak now, or forever hold their peace"...IT WAS THE BRIDE who spoke up...she got
"cold feet" at the altar. Both families were furious, as they had spent
all that money!!
My question is "where's the commitment??".
Daryl
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