I heard my friend, Jenny talking to her son the other day.
Her son, Jeremy is a typical four-year-old boy, cute and naughty. Out of the blue he asked his mum to explain what marriage was.
Although Jenny explained to him very clearly, the little boy found it hard to understand the concept. So Jenny decided to pull out her wedding photo album, thinking perhaps visual images would help.
One page after another, she pointed out the bride arriving at the church, the entrance, the wedding ceremony, the reception.
‘Do you understand now?’ She asked.
‘Yes, I think so,’ Jeremy answered.
Then Jeremy turned his face to his father and asked,
‘Is that when mum came to work for us?’
ROTFLMAO! :laugh:
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He really sees the hard works a mum has to go through everyday.
Yeah, he can see her mum does all the donkey works :hehe:
Does your son say so?
Hahaha aiyoo
He got a hardworking mum! ;;)
I think it is true! a mum is a maid, informal one
And we love our ‘informal maid’ very much!
Yes it’s rather funny .
But ,what do you think of marriage actually?Have you ever thought that “DID I MARRY THE RIGHT PERSON??”
I am sorry to ask this,no offense of course!
It’s not easy for a couple to reach their Golden anniversary, many of our late 80′s disblieve the marriage and love, people hope they have the lasting and stable love and marriage.When they promise to his or her spouse, that his/her love is forever, it’s true and indeed.Otherwise,it’s not as easy as we can think ,agree?heh heh~
“DID I MARRY THE RIGHT PERSON??” That’s the question I thought before and after the marriage. However, after sometime…I find out success in marriage does not come merely through finding the right mate, but through being the right mate. And the bonds of matrimony are like any other bonds – they mature slowly.
WAAHAHAHAHHAHHA!!!!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: