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How did we meet..

it was early in 2005, and I worked at the bowling alley that J often bowled in. I remember seeing him once before actually meeting him. one day, when I wasn't working, my best friend and I went to said bowling alley to hang out. a coworker/friend was there with J and they (my best friend and the coworker) introduced me to J. we all hung out for a few minutes but then I went upstairs to do something. as i was headed down the stairs, J was heading up them to go to the bar. as we passed by each other he looks me dead in my face and says the 5 words that started it all...." YOU KNOW YOU WANT ME." 2 children, 2 dogs and TWENTY years later... we are still together and so in love. #true story #love #20years

2025/2/3 Edited to

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