Hello, my lovelies. How was your Valentine's Day??
There is always something in the air in the middle of February... We had the opportunity to have dinner at Church on Valentine's Day that was catered by a local restaurant. Everything was set on big round tables, and we ended up sitting with three other lovely couples. One was younger than us but the other two were a bit wiser age than hubby and I. Yet it was amazing to see how much in common we have despite the age difference!
At some point one of the husbands started talking about a recent conversation on marriage that he had with some friends. He went on something like,"This girl told me that they've been married for forty eight years, and another girl mentioned that they've been together for fifty two..." Girls, huh, was my very first thought :). One of my favorite quotes by Benjamin Franklin immediately came to mind:
"To love all ages will surrender" - as we say in Russia that basically means that for love there is no age limitation. As we were discussing it with Hubby today, he gave his own version of translation,"You're never too old to fall in love."
To that my 7-year old responded with a serious face, "I say you're never too young. I can prove it..."
Oh well, at least the love for soup is always there:
No matter what the age, the way to man's heart is still often through his tummy :)
Love me some Valentine's air...
Sounds like you had a fun Valentine's Day dinner out, and more fun at home. xx
ReplyDeleteIt was definitely nice, Cindy.
DeleteHaha, from the mouth of babes. Very cute. Happy V-day to you and your family! I don't think such feelings are restricted by age either.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tanner! He's such a cutie :) I keep a journal where I write down the things he says. Can't wait to give to him for his wedding :)
DeleteHa ha, I'm chuckling too!
ReplyDeleteI'm convinced my husband married me because I make hot breakfasts. ;)
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a happy holiday!
Lol. I'm not good at breakfast but my soups are quite nice :)
DeleteThat sounds like a nice dinner that your church sponsored. Did they also provide childcare?
ReplyDeleteYes, the youth was watching the younger kids. It was nice to have some time with adults for a change :)
DeleteSounds like a great way to spend Valentine's Day:) Your soup looks delicious also~ Lynn @ Turnips 2 Tangerines
ReplyDeleteYou made me smile with your comment that the couple was "wiser" in years. No matter how old you get, your high school girlfriends are still the girls and your hubby's friends are still the boys. That is, until you go to your 40th reunion and realize how old THEY got. lol
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