TheBanyanTree: Consortium Girls gone Wild!

[Sharon Mack]

Laura,

That is EXACTLY how my mother was.  She loved my father and they were
married for over 50 years before he died.  They had a good and loving
marriage filled with mutual respect (not that there were never problems,
mind you, but they dealt with them).  They had five children and raised them
well without abuse, and tons of love.  My mother never would have given him
up, ever.  It was just that once he was gone, she didn't want to do it
again.

Perhaps, had I chosen better, I would not be so disillusioned and cynical.

Sharon

-----Original Message-----
From: thebanyantree-bounces at lists.remsset.com
[mailto:thebanyantree-bounces at lists.remsset.com] On Behalf Of Laura
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 6:58 PM
To: thebanyantree-remsset.com at lists.remsset.com
Subject: Re: TheBanyanTree: Consortium Girls gone Wild!

On 29 Aug 2008 at 18:12, NancyIee at aol.com wrote:

> Would your husband liked it any more if you had replied, "Oh, yes, on the
way home from the funeral?"

BWAHahahahaha!  I don't know - I'll try it next time he gets all maudlin.
:)

Just so y'all don't get the wrong idea... my husband and I adore one
another.  He is the 
perfect man for me, and I am his perfect woman (at least that's what he
tells me).  We are 
practically joined at the hip, and we both like it that way.  Really - ask
anybody on this list 
who has met us!

However, I love my alone time.  I always have.  I've never felt "lonely"
that I know of.  I 
enjoy my time by myself, and I love having time with just the dogs.

I have loved every moment of my married life (ok, there have been a few
moments that I 
could have done without, but nothing we couldn't work out), but if I should
ever find myself 
alone, I will not go looking for someone to live with me.  :)

-- 
Laura
wolfljsh at gmail.com
http://wolfsinger.wordpress.com