anniversary tomorrow, what should I do?

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buickanddeere

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Tomorrow is the anniversary of the morning I asked Mrs B&B to marry. What should I do?

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Mar 31, 2011

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(quoted from post at 12:36:27 03/31/11) Tomorrow is the anniversary of the morning I asked Mrs B&B to marry. What should I do?

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Get her a spelling and grammar program???????????????

just kidding, she's surely smarter than you.

just tell her happy day and give her a day of peace and quiet...

Happy Anniversary. How long has she humored your expertise?

Dave

 

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8N'r--WI

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• Mar 31, 2011

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For starters, tell her whatever you told her that made her say "I will"....

Tim

 

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PJH

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• Mar 31, 2011

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1-800-XXX-XXXX

Just kidding!

Happy Anniversary to you & your sweetie!

Paul

 

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RAS

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Run and hide so that way you can't disappoint her with the wrong gift.

 

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Anonymous-0

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• Mar 31, 2011

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How many years are we looking at?

 

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BDT in Minnesota

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Looks like you have the most important part covered; you didn"t FORGET!

Dinner and a special event, play or movie. Informal get-together with friends..
Help her paint her tractor,or any other task she may have on her favorite "do" list...

Congradulations

 

Vito

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Ask her if she would do it all over again.

Vito

 

Janicholson

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• Mar 31, 2011

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It sounds wierd but hits a sweet spot Pedicure Jim

 

Fawteen

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Buy her a vacuum cleaner.

 

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gitrib

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Just take her in your arms and give her a big hug & kiss and tell her you really love her. It has worked for me for sixty years. Every Sunday when I go & have dinner with her at the nursing home that is the first thing we do. Still get the same tingle I did way back there.
gitrib

 

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Germ

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• Mar 31, 2011

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lol

Lot hard to throw at you than a broom...... ;-)

 

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LOU from WI

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• Mar 31, 2011

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NOw Dave, Be truthful. You told me" He could make her the happiest woman alive.GIVE HER A QUICKIE DIVORCE" lol.No you didn't Just kidding??????? LOU. Ours is tomorrow as well 54 Years of trying to do right by her. Havn't made it yet. "Next life" as my dear old departed pal use to say.

 

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LOU from WI

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Congrats. Ours is on that date as well 54 years.If the years rolled by as quickly as it did for us, then the next 75 years should be a snap. Take her out for a great night on the town. Dinner, dancing, roses, diamond bracelet, limo ride. Champagne.hold hands, sweet kisses to soft music. Regards to you BOTH! LOU.

 

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bc

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Tell her you are ready to relive the anniversary of your first honeymoon night.

 

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Mike (WA)

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• Mar 31, 2011

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No, DON'T ask her if she would do it all over again. Never ask a question if only one answer will be happy for you.

 

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Mike (WA)

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Well, for starters, don't go to Harbor Freight or Northern Tool or whatever, like 37 Chief was going to do.

My folks anniversary was on July 4. Dad bought her a lawnmower one time. I wasn't all that old, but it did make a sufficient impression on me that I would never consider that.

 

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Ron in NS

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Remember, NEVER buy the wife a treadmill.

 

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730 virgil

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• Mar 31, 2011

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or a weed wacker a friend of ours did that once.
i think he was in trouble for a year

 

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Tom from Ontario

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Romance. You've known her this long so you know what she likes. Do it. The good ones are worth anything you can possibly do.

 

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JD2ACWD

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• Mar 31, 2011

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send your little buickanddeere's to gramma's house and open up a bottle of scotch and see what happens.

 

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S.Crum

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Repent!!!

 

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eastexan

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• Mar 31, 2011

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(quoted from post at 14:17:46 03/31/11) Just take her in your arms and give her a big hug & kiss and tell her you really love her. It has worked for me for sixty years. Every Sunday when I go & have dinner with her at the nursing home that is the first thing we do. Still get the same tingle I did way back there.
gitrib

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GOOD FOR YOU!! You have the best answer by far.
You're setting a good example.

The world would be a much better place if everyone felt the way you do.

 

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Sid

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• Mar 31, 2011

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The best thing to do remember it TOMORROW.

 

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Rick Kr

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• Mar 31, 2011

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You need an Owners Manual! Your Owners Manual will have all the information to help you.

Sorry couldn't resist.

Seriously, we just go out for a dinner and maybe buy something we need for the house.

 

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Mark - IN.

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• Mar 31, 2011

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Well, if you plan on buying her a new dress, do not do it like I once did, or you will make her cry, and then sleep on the sofa in the tool shed.

She was thin and trim, but I didn't know her dress size, and we were dating so played around with a tape measure around her waist, which kind of upset her until I explained "No, no, not fat, are thin, trim, and beautiful". Her waist was like 20", and that's exactly what I needed, a 20" dress. Well, the store had 20's, and for being 20" they seemed awfully big like tents, but the material was pretty, and I knew she would like the one I got her. She opened the box and pulled out that tent and started crying "I am too fat" and ran out of the room. Man was I in trouble for being a mean jerk. The tape measure said 20, the dress said 20, and I bought the dang thing. I can buy shirts by measuring my arms and neck with a tape measure, so why can't dresses be the same? I tried to be good and do the right thing. I remembered the day and all and got into big trouble for it.

Good luck. Don't involve the tape measure, or she will cry. Thrust me.

Mark

 

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RodinNS

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• Mar 31, 2011

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If you had the manuscript for a 'Blonde' owners manual... you'd be a rich, rich man...
Every man alive would own at least one copy.

Rod

 

M-MAN

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• Mar 31, 2011

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If you remembered that all by yourself - nothing! Anniversary's are one thing but the proposal date? I've never known anyone who remembered that so if you remember and she doesn't she's gonna bawl.

 

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Dave in GA

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• Apr 1, 2011

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Buy her a tractor that you"ve always wanted!

 

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Rick Kr

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• Apr 1, 2011

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Yes, I thought after I posted that. I don't believe there really is an Owners Manual for marriage.

If there is it would go something like this:

Rule 1: Just say "Yes Dear" to anything she says.
Rule 2: See Rule 1.
Rule 3: There is no Rule 3, see Rule 1.

Rick

 

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buickanddeere

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• Apr 1, 2011

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Four words have made the marrage last 21 yrs thus far. " Yes Dear" and " I'm Sorry".

 

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couv

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• Apr 1, 2011

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Go and have a fun-filled weekend !

If Mom wants to come, tell her to bring her own rod & bait.