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[Tina Manley]

We come from the generation that did not throw things away and buy
something new to replace the discards.  If something broke, we fixed it.
That goes for relationships, too.  If we come through thick and thin,
health and sickness, poverty and abundance, indulgence and abstinence, love
and aggravation, devotion and isolation, and can still smile at each other
and hug and know that no matter what happens we will be there for each
other - that's a relationship that is worth saving no matter what you have
to do.  The marriage only gets stronger the more tribulations you go
through together. Ted, I know that Irene is looking down at you and smiling
and remembering the good times and the "chit-chats" just as you are
treasuring every day you had together.

I'm sorry that others don't have the experience of a life-long
relationship, blessed by a marriage certificate or not.  My heart aches for
my daughter who has hardened her heart after being hurt too many times.  I
was lucky enough to find my soul mate when I was only 20.

Tina

And to bring this back on topic, if you have anybody in your family who is
considering getting married any time in the future, Chris Williams would be
the guy to contact!!

On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 5:24 PM, Ted Grant <tedgrant at shaw.ca> wrote:

> > On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 5:24 PM, Chris Crawford <
> > chris at chriscrawfordphoto.com> wrote:
> >
> >All marriage is in todays world is an invitation to the
> >state to interfere in your personal life. No more, no less. Most
> >relationships don’t last. If its a marriage, then you have all the
> >expense
> >of going to court, then having the state possibly steal much of your
> >property and future earnings to give to the other person. If you were
> >smart enough to keep the state out of your relationship (by not
> >marrying),
> >then you can just walk away. Being married does NOT discourage people
> >from throwing away their relationships; most today end in divorce.<<<<<<
> =========================================================
>
> I say Chris, .....................
> So sorry to say this. But it appears you have a very sad looking view of
> life? I don't believe I have any friends who have such a miserable outlook?
> Certainly regarding marriage?
>
> Most are married a number of years from in their numbers of 15 years to
> fifty. Yep some have had their battles so to speak. But those who truly
> love their mates sort out their disagreements and move along until some
> stupid little thing triggers another minor "barking at each other."
>
> But a divorce???? Never! Talk and work it out! Dang it's so simple
> really!  BUT GETTING LAWYERS AND WASTING MONEY??? AND OR DESTRYING YOUR
> FUTURE LIVES? Maybe for many of the Hollywood types or lack lustre humans
> beginning to propagate planet Earth with their gimme gimmee attitudes where
> neither wishes to give an inch or a "BIG HUG AND SAY I'M SORRY!" NOPE OFF
> TO THE LAWYER! Sad indeed!
>
> Hopefully me old son you'll live life on another day feeling much better.
> God Bless!
>
> cheers,
> Dr.ted
>
>
>
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