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Husband Tag

Where We Met?

Roller-skating party. Really, and we weren't in 8th grade.

How long did we date before we were married?

8 months or so

How long have we been married?

almost 10 years

What is my favorite thing about him?

He will always love me, no matter what.

What is your favorite quality about him?

He will always love me, no matter what.

What is his nickname for you?

Mury, Sweet-heart


His favorite food?

Sea food (he can eat his weight in crab), artichokes, and mint oreos

His favorite sport?

Hmmmm, I think basketball.

Who said the "L" word first?

He did

First Kiss?

WOW!!!! Super, Amazing and Fantastic!

Favorite Couple thing to do?

Ummm, it's supposed to be G-rated right.

How many kids we have?

2

His hidden talent?

He is a secret super-hero. His super power is his super skinny-ness. He can turn sideways and disappear. He is also very aro-dynamic.


His age?

32

His favorite music?

80's rock


What do You admire most about him?

He can be so deep one min, and so funny the next.


His favorite past time?

Reading, watching T.V. and playing in his shop.


Will he read this?

probubly not.

I won't officially tag anyone, but please feel free to answer.

Comments

Miss M said…
Roller skating? That's so... um... cute?

NO WAY!!!! 10 YEARS!! I feel old.

I loved your answer for First Kiss, was he your first kiss, ever? There is just SO much I missed out on in your life when I went to college.

Favorite Couple thing? BAH, HA HA HA!!!

That was fun, thank you.
March 6, 2009 at 10:09 PM
Mariam said…
Kent wasn't my first kiss, but he was the best.
March 7, 2009 at 3:56 PM
Cassie and Mark said…
Mark thinks that Kent is 33 and I disagree with Mark, but could you clarify for us please?
March 7, 2009 at 9:45 PM
Katie said…
He probably doesn't remember meeting me but when I did he kept us all laughing. He is really a nice guy.
March 11, 2009 at 12:20 PM
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