Posted by Midwest redneck on November 23, 2007 at 14:40:08 from (71.87.73.218):
In Reply to: Just got engaged posted by NC Wayne on November 23, 2007 at 13:59:56:
I am with Ken here. You have only known her 2 weeks?
BE CAREFUL....Even though you are 40 and she is 36, could be bad if you dont know her long enough. Is she divorced? (a 5 year old little girl, wedlock, prior boyfriend? is the girl adopted by her?) When my wife and I went through marriage class in 1994 at the church we got married at the assistant pastor said that you should know the other person for several months before engagement and at least 6 months (bare minimum) before marriage. But........if you know she is the one. Ask her tons of questions like: 1. her favorite color, food, cars, trucks (and of course tractors) how did she do in school, what is her career? Is she pro-life, Pro-gun, does she belong to the elephant party or the Donkey party. Is she a womens lib type that hate men? (those types are evil) 2. Be absolutely sure that she is not going to turn into a freeloader after the wedding and mooch off of you and *itch that you work too much. 3. Did you meet her parents? did she meet your parents? 4. Does she go to church? (what demomonation?) 5. talk to an ex-boyfriend or ex-husband, this may be real tough. (dont bring it up unless it enters a conversation) Good Luck......I wish you the best. Be careful.
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