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Originally Posted by BirdDancer
 Happy Anniversary, Fern! Anniversaries are lovely, especially when you know you've been with a 'good one" for so long. From what I recall, you have a good hubby, too
I love your story about the fondue. And it's so symbolic as it represents an extra special type of "togetherness" in sharing a meal. I can imagine your kiddies like fondue, too. I hope they know the story about that fondue meal the night after your marriage. I have a special memory of the night meal after my wedding, too. We had a lovely reception in the afternoon, but at night we drove to my sister-in-law's beautiful country home in the Bohemian woods (she stayed in her city apartment in Prague, Czech Republic) and there we roasted thick sausages over a bonfire on sticks. A little less gourmet-sounding than fondue, but similar in romance.
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Thanks BirdDancer. Yes, he is amazing. A true match for me.
Yes, the kids love it and they know the story. They love it when we go because Grandpa usually comes over to stay with them and they pig out on pizza and go crazy. We got a fondue set for our anniversary the year my first son was born. We couldn't get a babysitter so we learned how to make our own that night. We have been using our set on Valentine's day each year with the kids because they love feeling like they get more than one dessert when we give them a plate full of fun things to dip. You're right about the togetherness. It is the best part
I love the story about the bonfire. Food prepared with love or in a fun and connected way is always the best!
