Judy and I, as most of you are aware, recently celebrated our 38th Anniversary… we got married two years after my older Brother, Richard, and his Wife, Susan! This weekend they celebrated 40 years together! Congratulations to you both! We had a Family and Friends Anniversary Party on Saturday Evening, up in Orillia. Judy and I made the trip up, and too advantage of the time to do some visiting! Below Richard and Susan cut an Anniversary Cake at the Party. The was quite a gathering, and we all enjoyed music and good food during the evening…
It sure is funny how life goes sometimes, when Judy and I were very young, like in 35 years ago, we lived in Orillia. Our friends at the time included Mike and Jenny Fountain, who we last had any contact with 35 years ago! We ended up meeting them at the party of course! It was great to get caught up with them, like for 35 years worth of catching up!
We got to spend some time with my Mom on the weekend, and actually stayed at her Apt. last night. Today we took her to services at St. James in Orillia, and enjoyed lunch out afterwards. This afternoon, we headed back to Woodstock!
Oh ya, tons of rain this weekend! Wow… everything is growing!
Till tomorrow…
40 years!!..congrats to the happy couple...that is quite the accomplishment!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! I love celebration like this. 40 years is a great accomplishment. Please pass on our CONGRATULATIONS. Hope they have another 40!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your brother and his wife on 40 years of marriage!
ReplyDeleteMust have been great touching base with your friends from 35 years ago too.
40 yrs is quite the milestone..congrats..sounds like you had a super fine weekend..visiting friends and relatives...
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you got to join in the celebration and meet up with old friends. Congratulations to your bother and wife on 40 years.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to get together for those celebrations and re unite with friends and relatives from the past. Glad you had a great time.
ReplyDeleteNice weekend of activities. How interesting that you met up with long lost friends. While we are in the Okanagan Valley, we also plan to meet with friends and past work colleagues we have not seen in many years.
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