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Re: Re: Re: Love-joy coupling
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Posted by greenbeanman on January 26, 2004 at 14:44:08 from (171.75.202.241):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Love-joy coupling posted by Miss Grundy on January 26, 2004 at 09:41:29:
My dear Miss Grundy, I sometimes think love is wasted on all of those married folk. Psst. Want me to show you a picture of my pretty blue tractor? Back to the topic of Love/Joy, my neighbor is springing a surprise on his wife. When she gets up Wednesday morning she will be thinking it like any other day---that she will be heading off to work. On the contrary, her husband has secretly booked passed to Puerto Rico for a get away surprise. Due to some health issues they had to cancel their anniversay trip last year to Tahiti. This is a make up trip. I'll be caring for their place while they are gone. I'm thinking party. Anyone interested? Just teasing. Anyway, this is a great couple, married since their teens. Isn't love grand? I've known them for nearly 22 years and have always held them in high esteem.
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