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Monthly Archives: August 2016
“Not Long Enough”
It was a simple question: “How long have you been married?” I turned to look at Katie, my wife of 35 years, and answered, emphatically, “Not long enough.” “Oh, that’s so sweet,” the nurse smiled and beamed at my wife. … Continue reading
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