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That too.....I read that as you saw your husband's behind.......
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That too.....I read that as you saw your husband's behind.......
Dang, you're right out of a Nora Roberts novel. You should write your story and change your names - it would fly off the shelves and beat Nicholas Sparks trash all to hell.I dated my now husband when my children were very young. We had broken up and I married someone else who was hit and killed by a truck. A few years after being alone with my last child yet living at home. My husband now shows up out of the blue and asks me to marry him. LOL that took me by surprise. So my child call it a fairy tale romance. we have been married 10 years and adopted a son together.
Lily?....nice, so nice-and the rest?
...yep, but you am a sweetie-pot-pie as well....You mean Vampire Lily, right?
(((((Kurben))))) Thoughts and prayers. I can't imagine what you've been through. Sometimes an experience like yours can mean a person chooses never to get involved with another person again, and not from fear or bitterness but in a healthy way. I suppose you might make this choice. If you're open to another intimate relationship, however, I know it will come along for you in time.Im so envious of you all. I guess all i can say is i don't know. I met my future wife on a trip to India, fell in love (i didn't believe in love on first sightthe but if it wasn't first it was very close. She said she loved me which i hardly could believe. I came back to sweden and fought a long battle with the migration board so could get permission to come to sewden. It took three years of lettters, discussions and interwievs with them to get that permission. She came here, we married and after just a year she died. We had really just started to get to know each other but i think we could have hit it off. Really miss her, haven't seen anyone since then.
Very touching Tina. Such a lovely story.I met my husband kind of through my sister. He worked with her. I had one of those "when our eyes met" things going on. He asked my sister for my phone number, and she wouldn't give it to him. She told me to stay away from him. Not that she thought he was a bad person, just that he was "wrong" for me. He just looked my number up in the phone book, (I still have that little scrap of paper with my number on it), called me up for a cup of coffee, and I said yes with absolutely no expectation of anything coming of it...I was a single mom, and used to being seen as such. Ya know? Anyway, even though we are polar opposites in most everything, we clicked and were married 5 months later. I know everyone thought I was being irresponsible and stupid. Hasn't always been easy for sure, but have I ever wished I made a different decision? No way. He raised that child as his own, we added 3 more to the family, and will celebrate our 14th anniversary in February.
Im so envious of you all. I guess all i can say is i don't know. I met my future wife on a trip to India, fell in love (i didn't believe in love on first sightthe but if it wasn't first it was very close. She said she loved me which i hardly could believe. I came back to sweden and fought a long battle with the migration board so could get permission to come to sewden. It took three years of lettters, discussions and interwievs with them to get that permission. She came here, we married and after just a year she died. We had really just started to get to know each other but i think we could have hit it off. Really miss her, haven't seen anyone since then.