Written on November 5, 2007 at 8:23 pm by

Remember, remember the fifth of November…

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Today is David’s and my one year anniversary.
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  • Matthew Sephton-Pike

    Aw.. happy anniversary :)

  • Matthew Sephton-Pike

    Aw.. happy anniversary :)

  • Pat

    Happy Anniversary!! :-)

  • Pat

    Happy Anniversary!! :-)

  • Backinthegroove

    ah congrats! Good luck for all the years to come!em xx

  • Backinthegroove

    ah congrats! Good luck for all the years to come!
    em xx

  • Victoria

    happy anniversary! congrats :)

  • Victoria

    happy anniversary! congrats :)

  • Penny

    Happy Anniversary!

  • Penny

    Happy Anniversary!

  • Astrid

    Happy anniversary!!!

  • Astrid

    Happy anniversary!!!

  • joy suzanne

    Lovely, Jennie! Happy anniversary. Did you know that November 5th is also Guy Fawkes day? Somebody send me an e-card, so that’s why I know. If you’d like to make your anniversary celebrations more festive, you could always burn an effigy or two… It would be a nice tradition, don’t you think? ;) You should start next year!Here’s to many more happy anniversaries. XO

  • joy suzanne

    Lovely, Jennie! Happy anniversary. Did you know that November 5th is also Guy Fawkes day? Somebody send me an e-card, so that’s why I know. If you’d like to make your anniversary celebrations more festive, you could always burn an effigy or two… It would be a nice tradition, don’t you think? ;) You should start next year!

    Here’s to many more happy anniversaries. XO

  • Jennie

    Thanks everyone!Joy, I learned who Guy Fawkes was only by watching V for Vendetta. Before that, I had no clue that November 5th was a holiday in the UK. But fireworks and burning effigies do sound like a festive anniversary!

  • Jennie

    Thanks everyone!

    Joy, I learned who Guy Fawkes was only by watching V for Vendetta. Before that, I had no clue that November 5th was a holiday in the UK. But fireworks and burning effigies do sound like a festive anniversary!

  • Melbourne to Metz

    happy anniversary! :) xx

  • Melbourne to Metz

    happy anniversary! :) xx

  • Leah

    Happy anniversaire! :)

  • Leah

    Happy anniversaire! :)

  • Linda

    And they said it wouldn’t last! Happy Anniversary.

  • Linda

    And they said it wouldn’t last! Happy Anniversary.

  • L’Étrangère Americaine

    Joyeux anniversaire!!

  • L’Étrangère Americaine

    Joyeux anniversaire!!

  • The Late Bloomer

    Oh, Happy Belated Anniversary! I missed this post… I hope you shared a wonderful day together.

  • The Late Bloomer

    Oh, Happy Belated Anniversary! I missed this post… I hope you shared a wonderful day together.

  • The Late Bloomer

    How’d that happen? I’ve never had a post doubled like that… Hmmm, Blogger does interesting things sometimes…

  • The Late Bloomer

    How’d that happen? I’ve never had a post doubled like that… Hmmm, Blogger does interesting things sometimes…

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