Re: Spontaneity Audrey/Breezy

[Guest guest]

I remember being cornered at my wedding reception by a then 40-something

blow-hard attorney colleague of my Dad. He gave us a lecture about what hard

work marriage was. We'd been living together for 3 years already, and were as

head-over-heels crazy in love as ever. We thanked him politely, then escaped to

a corner to laugh and laugh: " Work? Maybe if he wasn't such a Pompous Pain in

the Rear, his marriage wouldn't be such flippin' hard work. We've never had more

fun than when we're together . . . and we're not like them. Our marriage will

never be WORK. "

40-something NT, married 20 years to newly diagnosed AS husband

[Guest guest]

Hahahaahhahhaa, . That was a good one . With all due respect

to and any other lawyers/attorneys in here (and I'm sure y'all

do a great job at representing your clients), why would a lot of

attorneys/lawyers care about it? Besides, he was probably looking to

add on to his list of clients LOL.

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> I remember being cornered at my wedding reception by a then 40-

something blow-hard attorney colleague of my Dad. He gave us a

lecture about what hard work marriage was. We'd been living together

for 3 years already, and were as head-over-heels crazy in love as

ever. We thanked him politely, then escaped to a corner to laugh and

laugh: " Work? Maybe if he wasn't such a Pompous Pain in the Rear, his

marriage wouldn't be such flippin' hard work. We've never had more

fun than when we're together . . . and we're not like them. Our

marriage will never be WORK. "

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