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[dantimdad]

Is it bad I saw this and immediately thought "Nice 49 chevy" LOL!

 

[dantimdad]

@Katrina71 yes, I am marrying someone 11 years younger, but, you know how I feel about age. ;)

I love the come back you had for the kid.

I used to have a phrase I would say to women in the bars I worked at that liked younger men but it's way to raw to repeat here. HAHAHAHA!

 

[dantimdad]

But I think I am younger than you @crusso1993

Even I am younger than @crusso1993 ! ;Hilarious

 

[Musovski]

anyone know any good spots to buy inverts?

 

[NY_Caveman]

I have gotten a lot from Manhattan Aquariums.

 

[NY_Caveman]

Only a few weeks away. ;)

 

[dantimdad]

28 days to be exact

 

[dantimdad]

The funny thing is, I am not nervous at all. I am more sure of this than anything besides wanting my boys than anything ever in my life.

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Even I am younger than @crusso1993 ! ;Hilarious

I am younger than myself!

 

[norfolkgarden]

I was nine. Lol!

Winner !!

 

[Scurvy]

Nicee. My oldest brother was born in 70’. I was in 90’. We were both accidents on opposite ends of the spectrum.

Fellow accidnt here. 13 years between my closest sibling and I and 16 to the oldest. I always joked I was the accident my folks paid for dearly :)

 

[Scurvy]

That's funny because I was into FZ, the Dead and PF before Hüsker Dü. As a matter of fact, The Wall was one of the first albums I bought brand new. Usually I bought used albums at a record shop that was on 95th St in Chicago. I loved that record shop and would frequent it at least once a week.

Was lucky enough to see the Dead 3 times in 93/94 before Jerry passed. What a show for a sophmore/Jr in High School!

 

[Lowell Lemon]

I love it. I take ride alongs all the time. Anyone is welcome to check it out some weekend

My dad was a physician whose favorite old time sign on his study door read "Doctor, walk in man or beast". I think you would have shared many good stories, some tears, and lots of laughter! His first practice was in Wyoming and he was the only doctor in a 100 mile radius at the time. Delivered over 200 babies the first year....that is more than most OB's do today apparently. He also worked with the Indian Health Service and other groups in Central America. Well enough you get the idea. He was associate Dean of the Medical School at UK in Lexington. Ran the family practice review there for about 18 years or so. He loved the challenge of Medicine and the constant opportunity to learn and grow. So many board specialties and fellowships I am not sure how he did it all!

 

[12gallonsofhex]

The funny thing is, I am not nervous at all. I am more sure of this than anything besides wanting my boys than anything ever in my life.

I think that's a good thing. I felt similar before my wedding and have had a happy and peaceful marriage since. Congratulations again! Enjoy the heck out of each other.

 

[dantimdad]

I think that's a good thing. I felt similar before my wedding and have had a happy and peaceful marriage since. Congratulations again! Enjoy the heck out of each other.

Thanks bud! We do enjoy each other. After having failed relationships, I find myself looking around once in a while going "Where is the tension and strife?" There is none. Amazing!

 

[tdlawdo]

My dad was a physician whose favorite old time sign on his study door read "Doctor, walk in man or beast". I think you would have shared many good stories, some tears, and lots of laughter! His first practice was in Wyoming and he was the only doctor in a 100 mile radius at the time. Delivered over 200 babies the first year....that is more than most OB's do today apparently. He also worked with the Indian Health Service and other groups in Central America. Well enough you get the idea. He was associate Dean of the Medical School at UK in Lexington. Ran the family practice review there for about 18 years or so. He loved the challenge of Medicine and the constant opportunity to learn and grow. So many board specialties and fellowships I am not sure how he did it all!

That is a true pillar!! It is truly on those type of shoulders the future of health care rests. If not for docs like that we would not have a spring board to improve on what we have currently!! [emoji1317][emoji1317] thanks for the story. And I’m sure we could trade similarities for hours!!

 

[Fin]

My wife is 11 years younger than me. We decided to have a trial period before actually getting married. It lasted 30 years. :eek: We were finally married three years ago. She couldn’t have kids, so our family is just us and a couple of dogs. :-)

 

[Scurvy]

My wife is 11 years younger than me. We decided to have a trial period before actually getting married. It lasted 30 years. :eek: We were finally married three years ago. She couldn’t have kids, so our family is just us and a couple of dogs. :)

You work at the same glacial pace that I do.... 10 Years together now without rings. We know how we feel and thats what matters.

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Was lucky enough to see the Dead 3 times in 93/94 before Jerry passed. What a show for a sophmore/Jr in High School!

I think I saw them on that tour but, um, don't remember much of it! Lol

 

[That Crusso Kid]

Thanks bud! We do enjoy each other. After having failed relationships, I find myself looking around once in a while going "Where is the tension and strife?" There is none. Amazing!

You need more of me in your life! Bwwaaaahhhhh!