I got 2 words for you...

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3 letters,
2 words,
1 life sentence.





3 parties,
2 persons,
1 life.


Marriage simplified. Some of you may scratch your head at the second segment trying to figure out the 3rd party. Marriage is essentially 3 parties – God, man & wife. And like a three legged stool all the legs are required for stability. Even if you do not believe in God the equation remains the same because a marriage is founded, built and sustained in love.


 And “Anbe Sivam.”
Love is “I do”…


... in good times & in bad, in sickness & in health, love you and honour you all the days of my life


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Comments

  1. S. Susan Deborah5:00 pm

    I truly don't know whether you are reminded of THAT day or are you reminding yourself what to do today.

    Joy always,
    Susan

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  2. Vadapoche5:03 pm

    @Susan Deborah: did you have a good look at the picture? It is a daily affirmation : )

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  3. S. Susan Deborah5:57 pm

    :)

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  4. Sumita Pai12:15 am

    Short and sweet. Very nice :)

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  5. Vadapoche11:48 am

    @Sumita Pai: Thank You : )

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  6. Karen Xavier11:59 am

    This is sweet... true, marriage does take three people, you have to work at it and keep Him close by to maintain your sanity.

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