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mumsisdaughter) wrote2012-03-24 11:08 am
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It's official!
As of yesterday, I'm married to a Senior Citizen or, as we used to term it, an Old Age Pensioner. My gorgeous young man is now 65 years old. Where has the time gone? Where have his teeth gone?
Went out for a meal to our local pub, with my parents in tow. Pleasant evening, all the better for the quick recovery Dad has made since a day in hospital on Tuesday. Not going into the details as it isn't nice but he's okay now.
Anyway, the food was good. Gav has a nice collection of cards emblazoned with glittery 65 numbers, just in case he has no idea how old he is. Jenn sent three bottles of special brew beers through the post. They arrived in one piece. He's saving the 8% one until he's sure he can have a lie-in the next day.
I bought him a Man Tin, in which he can keep all those bits of important junk that men hoard the way they used to keep string, conkers and dead frogs in their pockets when they were lads.
Not much celebration, I agree, but that's because we're having a huge party for him in July, when the weather will be summery, I hope. The Hog Roast is already ordered and 80 invitations have gone out. Should be good!
The best thing about this? We'll be almost £500 a month better off from April. Notice I say 'we' not 'he'. I always knew he was good-looking but now he's rich as well! :D
Went out for a meal to our local pub, with my parents in tow. Pleasant evening, all the better for the quick recovery Dad has made since a day in hospital on Tuesday. Not going into the details as it isn't nice but he's okay now.
Anyway, the food was good. Gav has a nice collection of cards emblazoned with glittery 65 numbers, just in case he has no idea how old he is. Jenn sent three bottles of special brew beers through the post. They arrived in one piece. He's saving the 8% one until he's sure he can have a lie-in the next day.
I bought him a Man Tin, in which he can keep all those bits of important junk that men hoard the way they used to keep string, conkers and dead frogs in their pockets when they were lads.
Not much celebration, I agree, but that's because we're having a huge party for him in July, when the weather will be summery, I hope. The Hog Roast is already ordered and 80 invitations have gone out. Should be good!
The best thing about this? We'll be almost £500 a month better off from April. Notice I say 'we' not 'he'. I always knew he was good-looking but now he's rich as well! :D
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I have to wait until 2017 before I can claim my State Pension. He thinks he's going to have sole use of his pension. Think again, sweetie :)
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I'm glad you both had a good time :)
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http://www.campusgifts.co.uk/acatalog/info_BSTN12.html?ref=BSTN12&gclid=CKzU_dPfgK8CFYgifAodWxkp0g
Unlike men, it comes in only two sizes :P
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Maybe I can still say congratulations for the original marriage!
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2012 is a bumper year of festivities: HRHs Diamond Jubilee, Olympic and Paralympic Games, Gav's Hog Roast party for his 65th birthday and 35 years of being together! The end of the world in December is going to be such an anti-climax, lol :D
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The trick is you have to be best friends as well as lovers. That way, when age takes its toll, you still want to be together.
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All the best :D