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To: sandintoes who wrote (89846)	1/2/2005 10:13:24 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (3) of 225578

That's for sure, R~ And time will tell how many families stay together. Hopefully, most of them as they are older and should be wiser by the time they marry later and have children later. Funny, one of my Grandma's was married at age 24, had been a teacher, and then had my Dad when she was 25. Some in the family were a bit worried that she would be a spinster, because she was older when she married. She and my Grandad were married for 53 years before he died...I remember fondly one time they were looking out the living room window in their ranch house, and holding hands...he recited a poem he liked to her. As a little kid, I thought it was very special. As an adult now, I still think so ....

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