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Re: Had to visit my first wife before chores this morning.


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Posted by rustyj14 on February 25, 2013 at 19:47:52 from (74.109.237.80):

In Reply to: Had to visit my first wife before chores this morning. posted by JD Seller on February 25, 2013 at 07:14:46:

All great stories! Here's mine:
I met Ruth on a "blind Date" engineered by a man i worked with, in 1950.
Things were arranged to meet at a local bar/restaurant, so on the appointed evening, we did just that!
Well, as soon as i saw her, i knew my single days would not last long. My heart was beating at 90 MPH! We had some drinks, and went to my home to talk. I had to meet her family, and her dad was strict! Her mother was pleasant. We dated for almost a year, then married in 1950.
We bought the house we are still living in. Found we couldn't have our own kids, so we adopted 3 sons. One boy died at age 3, but the other two are still living. We now have 3 Great Grand-children, off-spring of our Grand-daughter.
Had a lot of wonderful years together, but Ruth is sick, from smoking disease. She lost sight in one eye, which stopped her driving, and arthritis is slowing her down. I hate the tobacco companies, for poisoning folks with their advertising-telling susceptible folks of how good cigs were, how they made folks look so great and smart-all lies.
But--i'm sticking to our vows! I'm staying right here at home. the Guvment will probably toss me out if i miss something i should do and didn't! I'll be 89 next September, but i ain't quitting! I'll be here for Ruth as long as i can. I know either of our Sons will take her in, if need be, so i don't worry about it. Ruth don't get around very good, but she still gets the "Meals on Wheels" ready at supper time.
Meals on Wheels food is fairly good. and its free! Only complaint is the vegetables! They don't cook them the right way. they pass them over a flame and say they are cooked-but, they ain't! And, the red stuff they put on the meat ain't ketchup! Ain't figgered it out yet as to its make-up. But, we ain't starving! Time will come, the big kahuna will probably stop the free hand-outs to whitey! End of rant!


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