I suppose because they’ve been living together for 5 years there’s no rush.
Yet another localised breakout but hey, let’s not say anything....
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I'll bet you thruppence that they will rue not getting married when they could have done.
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EddieM
Tell them to avoid marriage like the (covid) plague.
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durhamplumber
Lol.
my Mum and Dad moved there in September 1970 and theres stuff in the loft that they brought with them from the previous house!
My niece had her wedding booked -it was in April......so that didn't happen.
She has put it off for a year, they decided it wasn't worth the hassle of trying to organise something with so many unknowns due to Covid restrictions.
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EddieM
I always think that this will be the hardest thing when ones parents time comes. There's bound to be things that for one reason or another stop you in your tracks.
An absolutely pointless marriage, then; they just want a party.
No, they want kids but don’t want them to be *******s.
Well hopefully they've learnt from experienceNo, they want kids but don’t want them to be *******s.
Can’t be me, I have a wife, not a 'partner'. They don’t know you, do they?Well hopefully they've learnt from experience
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Its bad enough clearing out your own stuff sometimes, I was going to throw out a box of letter from when we were living abroad, I thought I would read a couple, first one I pulled out was from my Nan, back they went into the loft
Get married without a party, then. Simples.No, they want kids but don’t want them to be *******s.
No wonder you retired abroad. If I had to guess, I’d say you have little family and even less friends.
Fewer.
You really are a plonker, aren't you.
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