A Great Marriage in 45 Words

Posted on February 14, 2016 by

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The first time we kissed, I passed out.

I say I swooned. He says I was drunk.

All of life is subject to interpretation.

A couple can share their history but not their stories.

That’s the secret of a great marriage.

There are two people.

 

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  2. You are blessed. Not everyone is so lucky, like you. May you both flourish forever. I’m alone on Valentine’s Day. Destiny!

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