The best memories were those with my family. Like the old fishing trips, crossword puzzles, and holidays that brought us all closer together. I am now eighty years old and have had my share of memories.
I began writing letters to my wife since marriage counseling before I married her when we were young, and am writing one now. It seems that you would run out of new things to say to your spouse, but I don’t. I have written her a letter for every holiday, birthday, after every fight, and just when I want to make her smile. By going back through them, I have noticed they have gotten better every time that I wrote one. So far, there are 201 letters, each exceeding 3 pages long.
“Tom, it’s time for your medicine,” my wife announces as I hurry and write at the bottom: ‘You know I love you to the moon and back, Shirley. Love, Tom” and slipped it under the bills. I really dislike taking my medicine; I have to take it every day and multiple times a day.
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