we've come a long way baby......

 
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Married: March 18, 1974

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  1. Cro Magnon18 March, 2010 23:07

    Long marriages... Good.
    Short marriages... Bad.

    Congratulations; may the happiness continue.

    Bisou, Cro.

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  2. Julie19 March, 2010 09:02

    Linda!!!!!Congratulations! I hope you got to celebrate and have fun together. What a cute pic!

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  3. Chandana19 March, 2010 09:54

    Hi,

    Here's a blog that serves for your spiritual needs, and will surely be a blessing for you.

    It has messages from the Holy Scriptures, taught by the Spirit of God.

    These messages teach us how to have God in all the aspects of our lives and have God's rule over every matter :

    www.holyoneofisrael-reconciliation.blogspot.com

    Have a blessed reading and gladly write back if you need any prayer help.

    God bless you and your family.

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  4. Pondside20 March, 2010 13:00

    Five months after the Great Dane and Yours Truly!
    Aren't we fortunate to have such long and wonderful partnerships? That's a very sweet photo.

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