Another prayer request

Mike L.

Mike L.

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After more than a decade of "happy batchelorhood," this old bird is getting married in just a few hours.
Shes a good girl...I don't know if I should ask you fellas to send up smoke for her or for me or both of us.
I haven't been this nervous since I got that letter from my draft board back in 1970.

--Mike L.




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What goes around...comes around.
 
CONGRATULATIONS !!! We will be praying for you both and may God bless you with many happy years togather.
 
Congratulations and good luck!! I will send my best your way! Don't forget to breathe during the wedding!! And don't forget to Eat some food at the reception! Sounds silly but everyone I know that got married says they forget those 2 things, and I did too
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Best wishes on your new life!!

Rob
 
Congratulations, I know that getting married was most likely the best thing that I have ever done. May you both have a long and happy life together.

Good luck and best wishes,
Matthew
 
Congratulations. Marriage is the hardest and most rewarding thing I have ever encountered. Relax and enjoy the day.
 
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Congratulations!!!!!!!
I agree whole heartedly with my elder brother!
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The last 14 years of my life as been the best and exactly the way I knew things could and should be.
I pray that you find your mate the absolute best friend you have ever had or hope to ever have, and I pray that she finds you the same.

Smoke and Blessings to you both!!
Yvsa.
 
I have the privilege to be married to my best friend, which makes many things in life much easier and enjoyable than you might imagine.

Hope the same will hapen to you, best wishes

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Mike, congratulations! The two of you will do just fine. BTW, has she indicated which khukuri is to be used to cut the cake?

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Harry
Himalayan Imports Khukuri Range Safety Officer
Himalayan Imports Website
Howard Wallace's Fabulous Khukuri FAQ!

"He either fears his fate too much,
Or his deserts are small,
That dares not put it to the touch,
To win or lose it all...."
- James Graham, Marquess of Montrose (1612-1650)
 
Mike, congratulations!!

Remember, honesty and trust, and you will be together forever.
 
True words, rdnzl! Mike, best wishes, remember that after five weeks you're BOTH wrong, it'll keep you humble... Don't forget to take off the khuk when you tumble into the waterbed...
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Steve
 
Mike --- Congratulations! Yahdikumu-(A)llaah!

NEPAL HO!

[This message has been edited by mohd (edited 01-17-2001).]
 
Don't think of it as losing the opportunity to buy as many new khukuris from now on -- look at it as gaining someone to buy khukuris for!
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-Cougar :{)
 
I want to thank all you ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, for your good wishes and prayers.
We had a simple courthouse wedding, not a lot of hooplah and such. It went off with only one minor glitch...I temporarily lost her ring! Thanks to the honesty of some unknown citizen, the ring was recovered, and the ceremony was brief, but moving.
The lady and I have already been together for 2 years, so she knows about my little khukuri 'problem.' I am giving her one of my village models to use in the garden. So far, so good.
We are both working folks, so we are delaying our honeymoon trip until warmer weather arrives and we can get vacation time. Maybe the Khukuri Konvention????
Again, thanks to all.

--Mike L.

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What goes around...comes around.
 
Glad all went well! Looks like all those prayers worked. It sounds as if you really found a special lady. She knows about your HIKV and married you any way. Ha! ha!
 
Congratulations and best wishes. It sounds like you're well on your way. It's the folks who decide to get married after 2 weeks that I worry about more than those who take their time. It's still a big and important step, but it sounds like the two of you know each other and can handle each other's little "problems" (like HIKV
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Paul


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Paul Neubauer
prn@bsu.edu
A tool is, basically, an object that enables you to take advantage of the laws of physics and mechanics in such a way that you can seriously injure yourself.
 
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