Queenie Dumps

But the way to finding your soulmate is a very long and rough way with many obstacles to pass and many disappointments connected. Maybe in the end it's worth it.

But I'm not keen on setting foot on the rough parts of the way, you know? Why make life even more complicated than it already is?

Best thing would be if my doorbell rang. "Who is there?" "Yohoooo, it's your soulmate!" Yup, that would be cool.

Hahahaha LOL how true...how true...ahhh that ol'd chestnut love....

On Tuesday 7th Oct we'll have been together 21 years. Married 18 years this year. It's flown!

Congrats Art. That's a long time together

quote:kennyman wrote:

quote:Art Weingartner wrote:

I think those who lose the 'magic' can't have a great deal to begin with.
It gets better and better. And you not only have a 'wife' but a soul mate. Someone who knows you inside out, can share troubles, it's a very profound and deep thing. It's good karma.


Art,you are exactly right,after you find your soulmate it only gets better.Sure,you'll have your ups and downs,but as the years roll on,you only find more and more things to be grateful for.Yes it is very good karma.


Kennyman,I sure do LOVE YOU.That was wonderful what you said,and Art what you said was wonderful too.Bonnie,I just wanted you to know...I think your a wonderful person,and whoever God Blesses you with will be a lucky guy.Ray's Yard,what you said about marriage was also great.Then last but not least,Ray Peterson, I belive with all my heart,that when the time is right, you'll find that right person.Not that I'm a huge country music fan,but Garth Brooks song The Dance says it so well...The line goes,I could have missed the pain,but I'd have had to miss the dance.Basiclly,It's better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all...If there is anything,I've learned from my Grandparents marriage it's that.Even though my Grandpa has passed,I know my Grandma would not have missed the dance.She would have done it all over again for Grandpa's love and us kids.

quote:RayPeterson wrote:

But the way to finding your soulmate is a very long and rough way with many obstacles to pass and many disappointments connected. Maybe in the end it's worth it.

But I'm not keen on setting foot on the rough parts of the way, you know? Why make life even more complicated than it already is?

Best thing would be if my doorbell rang. "Who is there?" "Yohoooo, it's your soulmate!" Yup, that would be cool.

You never know when you'll find your soulmate...these kinda people could be floating right under your nose.

Thank you all for sharing the love..hehe It makes me hopeful. *hugs*

quote:nocternal feeder wrote:

It's better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all

Hm, I'll think about that.

Just to quote another country song, Michael Peterson has a more ironic and sarcastic view on this subject:

Michael Peterson - "Love's great"

Everybody's wavin' good-bye to Joe
His wife called, last call...he's gotta go
Kinda brings a tear, to every single guy
I admire his dedication, he's a family man
Thirteen years had a ring on his hand
Kinda makes me wonder, if I should give it a try

Well I would if I could, but I can't so I won't
They're sayin' I do, I'm sayin' I don't
I won't regret it, one single minute
'Cause love's great when you're not in it

No curtains on the windows, just a couple sheets
TV dinners, my life is complete
Ain't no one more committed...I love the single life
If I want to, I can put on my cleanest dirty shirt
Stay out all night for better or worse
Just look what I'd be missin', if I had a wife

Well I would if I could, but I can't so I won't
They're sayin' I do, I'm sayin' I don't
I won't regret it, one single minute
'Cause love's great when you're not in it

quote:RayPeterson wrote:



Just to quote another country song, Michael Peterson has a more ironic and sarcastic view on this subject:



LMAO. Unfortunately some people only look at it from one extreme view or the other, and it's simply not realistic. Bottom line is the only one that can decide if marriage is right for you is YOU. The worst thing you can do is marry because society tells you you're supposed to. That's BS, and you'll wind up miserable. Many people live a long and happy life without ever marrying. I actually feel sorry for those that feel like they need someone else to help them feel complete. You need to find the self-worth and spirit within yourself to sustain happiness. Then if you choose to share that with someone else that's great, but it's certainly not the only option.

I think, whatever make you happy, floats your boad,tickles your fancy, blows up your skirt...that's what you should do. It's a crazy world out there and life is short so make the most of it while you can.

quote:BonnieRumsfield wrote:

It's funny how we went from talking about burning crap on people's porches to marriage. hahahaha

Bonnie's right,it is funny...
I tell you what though it would take a large grocery bag for Landu's poop!Then if it was burning on a porch,one would sure need some BIG BOOTS to stomp it out!

Rumsfield could do it,his boots are already broken in..

quote:kennyman wrote:



Rumsfield could do it,his boots are already broken in..

You know it is so funny to see Rummy run across the street to Walter's.Holding his heal off the ground the whole time.hahaha
 

I just had to do that Rummy-walk through my own house!
Seems our puppy decided to do his Queenie imitation right outside my bedroom door...
How funny is that?