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Old 02-13-2014, 08:13 AM   #27684
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Originally Posted by orlok View Post
My garage mechanic has a Malamute/German Shepherd cross, and my daughter is in love with it. Wouldn't that be the best of both worlds?
Why would your daughter being in love with a dog be best for me? That sound's as if it solves YOUR future problems. No need for the shotgun now!

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The 19th wedding anniversary can be considered as the best time to give your partner a bronze gifts or an aquamarine treatment. Bronze means partners for life and it symbolises that the partners will remain partners for life. Does this help at all?
Funny you should say that. I was thinking of a matching shower curtain-shower cap set. But I was told that would lead to divorce... So instead I bought a BRONZE horse from the Chinese Feng Shui shop. The horse is rearing up with his forelegs resting on what is shaped to be gold bullion. This being the Year of the Horse, it's considered to be an auspicious symbol of prosperity. And as she's not particularly 'romantic,' but a real pragmatist, I figure she'll be happy knowing this will help her daily stock market trading. (Which is how she spends her days now that she's retired.) I'm the romantic in the family, which is probably why I liked the matching shower curtain/cap set... But if you want to see the REAL romantic 'me,' wait until you read the 'To Do' list I saved from Feb.14, 1995... I'll post it shortly.

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