http://www.irreverentwidow.com/uncategorized/2676/ Widow helps those who are grieving with her irreverent humor. Sun, 27 Jun 2010 14:58:13 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.irreverentwidow.com/uncategorized/2676/comment-page-1/#comment-13203 Lynn Adams Buckley Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:28:18 +0000 http://www.irreverentwidow.com/?p=2676#comment-13203 If there is such a thing, I was "double" in love. Scott and I had been married for years when we stopped for dinner at a national chain restaurant. Shortly after we ordered our dinners, the waitress came over and told us the older couple sitting nearby commented they could tell just by the way we were looking at each other we obviously in love, and we were. If there is such a thing, I was “double” in love. Scott and I had been married for years when we stopped for dinner at a national chain restaurant. Shortly after we ordered our dinners, the waitress came over and told us the older couple sitting nearby commented they could tell just by the way we were looking at each other we obviously in love, and we were.

]]> http://www.irreverentwidow.com/uncategorized/2676/comment-page-1/#comment-13161 lisa Mon, 12 Apr 2010 10:32:08 +0000 http://www.irreverentwidow.com/?p=2676#comment-13161 I was in love, too. I've blogged about my relationship with my late husband, who died after being involved in a small plane crash in Teterboro,NJ. My husband and I liked being with each other more than anyone else. He called on his way home, and most times we were still talking when he walked in the front door. We were both happily monogamous and found our enjoyment of each other increased exponentially as the years passed. I miss him more than I can say. And yes, many, many people marry without ever knowing true love... and they never really know what they're missing. I was in love, too. I’ve blogged about my relationship with my late husband, who died after being involved in a small plane crash in Teterboro,NJ. My husband and I liked being with each other more than anyone else. He called on his way home, and most times we were still talking when he walked in the front door. We were both happily monogamous and found our enjoyment of each other increased exponentially as the years passed. I miss him more than I can say. And yes, many, many people marry without ever knowing true love… and they never really know what they’re missing.

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