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This is also a very special day for Hubby and I as it is our aniversary.... 42 yrs, total of 45 yrs together ! I keep telling him its been the luck of the Irish, LOL !
Love your "Irish Prayer" it says a lot Miss Blue.
I'm so thankful for the love of God that has kept are hearts enduring and still blessing us with a love that grows stronger everyday !
Blessings to All ♥!
Ditto! I am not Irish but my dear wife of 51 years is (total of 57 years together) . . . must be the luck of the Irish, Cyber!
I was raised listening to the Irish brogues of the aunts and uncles and the Irish lullabys and traditional songs my mother sang to us at bed time and anytime she was doing dishes or working around the house.
"She sang 'tooralooraloora' and 'twould steal your heart away..."
Nate, she sang that one and all the others. "When Irish eyes are smilin". She had a beautiful voice..Something I did not inherit
There was an Irish pub down on the corner from my gramma's house in Springfield Ohio where my Uncle Duncle used to go for his "medicine" He always came home doing the Irish *** and singing.
Congrats to Cyber and Mystic on the long marriages ..Mine is in the 53rd year. Been together 50 of those...go figure
I have always noticed when posters know a little about the other person that the debates among them become a little less heated simply because we have been invited to have a glimpse beyond the monitor into their life.
Thank you for sharing what you did Jerwade, Ans, and others who have shared. I remember little personal things posters say here and there over the years they post here and it makes me a little more respectful and tolerant of our differences.
You are a wise lady Miss Blue. Your simple words always hit the intended target... theHEART!
A belated Saint Patrick's Day greeting to you all. I have been thinking about my friends here on this forum a lot lately. I sure do miss the fellowship of the saints who have accepted me in the Beloved. And I wish for and pray that you are all drawing on the strength that Christ freely gives in your inner man/self as we do pass through many tribulations.
That he can. I love hearing wonderful singing voices coming out of everyday people.
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I am not Irish but my dear wife of 51 years is (total of 57 years together) . . . must be the luck of the Irish, Cyber!
lol !!! My hb isn't Irish either, but I am 
