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elleng

(135,637 posts)
Thu Mar 14, 2024, 07:22 PM Mar 2024

A little 'senior' 'celebration,'

my daughter, now 39 years old, sent me pics from wedding day (me with her father, separated and now deceased.) 40 years tomorrow. Couple nice pcs, included my folks (whom I miss SO MUCH!)

DID get a few good things out of it, Honeymoon around Italy, family trip around France, Friends' wedding in Poland and more Europe, 2 great daughters resulting in 4 great GRANDs!

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A little 'senior' 'celebration,' (Original Post) elleng Mar 2024 OP
You're lucky I have no good memories from my first marriage ! kimbutgar Mar 2024 #1
GOOD you have good memories now! elleng Mar 2024 #3
I had the physical and emotional trauma kimbutgar Mar 2024 #4
Nice!!! Karadeniz Mar 2024 #2

kimbutgar

(23,085 posts)
1. You're lucky I have no good memories from my first marriage !
Thu Mar 14, 2024, 07:30 PM
Mar 2024

This year I’ll be married 35 years to my current husband and we have so many great memories!

elleng

(135,637 posts)
3. GOOD you have good memories now!
Thu Mar 14, 2024, 07:49 PM
Mar 2024

My 'bad' memories came late in the marriage, fair amount of trauma (a bit physical,) but largely good early.

kimbutgar

(23,085 posts)
4. I had the physical and emotional trauma
Thu Mar 14, 2024, 08:07 PM
Mar 2024

My mother during that time was always asking if I was taking my birth control pills ! I never got pregnant and was able to move on unencumbered without any ties to him.

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