Here’s to all the wives

Velo Dog said:
It remains a mystery as to why my wife was attracted to me in the first place, not to mention after 33 years.
She still makes my heart beat fast and a day never passes without me telling her that I love her.
Even though I have known in the past some exceptional women, mine is the most interesting, conservative, charismatic and magnetic one I have ever met.
I would rather be alone again than to be with another woman.
Not only does she remain quite good looking now in her mid 60’s but, she is preparing to retire from her 2nd career, continuing with a locomotive work ethic to the very end.
Plus, she is compassionate toward good people who may be suffering from whatever torments them.
She cared for my mother during the several years that dementia eventually took her life at age 99.
She is the Osa Johnson of my life.
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We are lucky men indeed. What a wonderful story and photos. Thank you.
 
Its got to be the mustache!! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
Paul K said:
I almost bought her a nice enameled cast iron frying pan, but that was 50 bucks more. I spent a $150.00 of my beer money on that sweeper and did without beer for a whole week and she didn't appreciate my sacrifice. Go figure. I ask you, is my wife Charlotte trying to tell me something ? :unsure:

Paul
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Those Staub pans are worth it, Bruh. I bought red ones, and it was a win win.
 
Velo Dog said:
It remains a mystery as to why my wife was attracted to me in the first place
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Not a mystery for me. I had just gotten on the phone to my partner about 6 months after we had met. She heard one of my friends that was with me at the time ask me a question regarding her. Here is her answer, I kept it. :ROFLMAO:

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Velo Dog said:
Gents,

It remains a mystery as to why my wife was attracted to me in the first place, not to mention after 33 years.
She still makes my heart beat fast and a day never passes without me telling her that I love her.
Even though I have known in the past some exceptional women, mine is the most interesting, conservative, charismatic and magnetic one I have ever met.
I would rather be alone again than to be with another woman.

Not only does she remain quite good looking now in her mid 60’s but, she is preparing to retire from her 2nd career, continuing with a locomotive work ethic to the very end.
Plus, she is compassionate toward good people who may be suffering from whatever torments them.
She cared for my mother during the several years that dementia eventually took her life at age 99.
She is the Osa Johnson of my life.

Cheers,
V. Dog.
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@veloThat warmed my cold, black heart. Thanks for sharing that with us, Brother.
 
Bought my wife over the years some Burberry scarves and Hermes scarves, some citytrips with and without the kids and she lets me indulge in hunting.

Lately she knows that she can get more stuff, she is getting cheeky :P Detective: , doesn't stop talking about a Hermes bag....
 
Love my wife for all she has done for me and our family for the last 44 years. She indulges all of my hunting interests and trips as long as I don’t shoot cats or elephants! I can make that trade off. She is in a battle with early stage pancreatic cancer right now so the least I can do is be by her side with every ounce of support I can provide to keep her encouraged in this battle
 
Tanks said:
Not a mystery for me. I had just gotten on the phone to my partner about 6 months after we had met. She heard one of my friends that was with me at the time ask me a question regarding her. Here is her answer, I kept it. :ROFLMAO:

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My Man!!!!!
 
DieJager said:
Bought my wife over the years some Burberry scarves and Hermes scarves, some citytrips with and without the kids and she lets me indulge in hunting.

Lately she knows that she can get more stuff, she is getting cheeky :P Detective: , doesn't stop talking about a Hermes bag....
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That's 20 grand in the hand, Brother Man!
 
Hedge774 said:
That's 20 grand in the hand, Brother Man!
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Yeah I know, let's say her change of that bag is directly related to me winning the lottery. :ROFLMAO:

Let her dream of her Hermes bag then I'll dream of my full bag (in Tanzania)... Both are as realistic..
 
DieJager said:
Bought my wife over the years some Burberry scarves and Hermes scarves, some citytrips with and without the kids and she lets me indulge in hunting.

Lately she knows that she can get more stuff, she is getting cheeky :P Detective: , doesn't stop talking about a Hermes bag....
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I have you beat my friend, lol…my wife now gets Louis Vaton bags in exchange for my African hunting!!!
 
After 38 years, my wife and I have been through some ups and downs. There were a couple of times I thought we were done, but we stuck through it. Now that we are in our 60’s, life together is better than ever. She truly is my best friend in the world. I am so thankful for her.

Having said all that, I’ve learned a couple of things along the way.


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Tanks said:
Actually, if you can get one, regular Hermes bags are about $6K+. Birkin bags are much, much more than $20K though.
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Damn, I made out pretty well with just an extra mount and a new lawnmower!!
 
I am blessed in my wife comes with me and lights up my life every day. The many things she does daily are impossible to list. thank you dear.

Our last hunt she came up with the Idea of both of us shooting at the same time. SHE told the outfitter to make it happen and told me come up with some practice drills so we will be successful.
 

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Velo Dog said:
Gents,

It remains a mystery as to why my wife was attracted to me in the first place, not to mention after 33 years.
She still makes my heart beat fast and a day never passes without me telling her that I love her.
Even though I have known in the past some exceptional women, mine is the most interesting, conservative, charismatic and magnetic one I have ever met.
I would rather be alone again than to be with another woman.

Not only does she remain quite good looking now in her mid 60’s but, she is preparing to retire from her 2nd career, continuing with a locomotive work ethic to the very end.
Plus, she is compassionate toward good people who may be suffering from whatever torments them.
She cared for my mother during the several years that dementia eventually took her life at age 99.
She is the Osa Johnson of my life.

Cheers,
V. Dog.
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Bloody good words there mate, good on her, and you!
 
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