Dig the razor sharp lapels...No, that was leaving for our honeymoon after the reception.
This was the 70’s!!
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You look genuinely happy.No, that was leaving for our honeymoon after the reception.
This was the 70’s!!
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congratulations......No, that was leaving for our honeymoon after the reception.
This was the 70’s!!
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... awesome pictures... ....and happy aniversary.. .. ... .. like alayman said you have been married longer than i have been alive... .... quite a bit longer actually.... 
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So, how long has everyone been married? What is your anniversary date?
Vivian and I have been married 42 years... married May 4th, 1984. We started dating December 16th, 1983
Vivian and I have been married 42 years... married May 4th, 1984. We started dating December 16th, 1983
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July 4th marked 34 years married, started dating April of 1986.
A belated Happy Anniversary to you and your bride!
The daughter's reflection in the windows at McDonald's. This was a rainy October Tuesday morning in 2017. It was my day to drive her to school. We left early on Tuesdays to have time to get breakfast at McDonald's. I miss those days.
I took this picture of a baby alligator this evening on a lake I was scouting for duck hunting in north central Florida. If you’re curious what all of that green stuff is in the water, it’s hydrilla, which is a highly invasive plant in many lakes in Florida, but it’s wonderful for duck hunting.
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The view from our balcony on last year’s mission trip to St Lucia.
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i love this purple mint condition 57 chevy..... ... but i can;t see the suspension.... i seriouly hope they didn;t desecrate it by making it into a lowrider.... . ..... that alone might be worth going to war and invading cuba over..... ..
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Good for aeration and shelter for young fish, too. And great food for carp.
Nah. Purple and Cuba dictate a low rider.
A balance of hydrilla is very good for the ecosystem here, but too much of it will eventually choke out the oxygen of the water and kill everything.