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Celebrating Our 5th Year Wedding Anniversary.


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Well my wife and i just came back from Galena IL, cute tourist town here in IL celebrating our 5th year being married! Since im into movie prop designs and build and create costumes, miniatures, prop weapons for my side business and in the industry just like the chewbacca costume is my avatar. We met and fell in love at a science fiction convention 6 years ago. She is and has been a huge predator movie fan for the last 15 years. I always told my friends i would meet my future wife at one of these cons. So that year I was wearing my predator costume, and this girl heard me make the clicking sound 3 floors up, and came running down in a Trinity (Matrix) costume. Suffice to say, we fell in love over the weekend, a few months later i moved to GA, proposed to her in front of a restaurant under a eclipse and we were married the following year. I made this custom cake topper for our wedding cake and i had a Darth Vader grooms cake. Its a southern thing i was told. So just thought i do a shout out on here for this. :D Here's some pics of us from Dragoncon 6 years ago and our cake topper. thumbsup.gif

 

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A pic of her when she use to model (did lingerie shots too)model1.jpg

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Congratulations and may many, many more happy ones come your way.

 

Darling Wife and I will be celebrating out 40th this fall.

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thanks guys, and congrats to those who just had theirs. :D

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Neat story and congratulations. My 24 is coming this July. Crazy thing is we dated for 6 years before we got married. So 30 years dating and married. It is what you make it and we have made ours really good.

 

Congrats again,

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