At the end of the summer, Jim and some of the other guys stayed another week while the rest of us headed home. It was during that last week, Jim said to the others, "I'm going to marry Loralee." I had no idea that he had thought it or said it. I was dating someone from college, but I guess Jim already knew that wasn't meant to be. I tease him that he didn't wait around for me as he still went on dates that fall and it seemed as if someone always liked Jim!
Seven months after Camp Taconic, we started dating. I knew then what that "something" was when we held hands during prayer a year before. He was the one. We were married by the end of the year.
So glad you found "that something" with Jim! Wishing you many more years together to enjoy the special something!
ReplyDeleteHe's a keeper. Thank you! ;0)
DeleteWow, what a sweet adventure! Thank goodness you went on that interview you mentioned a few posts ago ;)
ReplyDeletePhew! :0)
DeleteWe shared marriage stories today! I love that photo! You can tell by your faces that you share "something." ;-)
ReplyDeleteAwwww! :0)
DeleteI enjoyed reading your marriage story!
Loved all of your story, Loralee. It's very nice that you captured it here on your blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading along, Linda. Our kids have heard it here and there, but as I was writing this week, I was thinking it will be great for them to have and read through sometime.
DeleteI love a great love story, and that is what you wrote.
ReplyDeleteOh Elsie, I put your comment right in my smile file!
DeleteYay - this is the moment in the story that I've been waiting for!
ReplyDeleteYou're so sweet.
DeleteWhat a sweet finale! A beautiful love story that was meant to be. Love Jim's comment!
ReplyDeleteMe too! It still amazes me that he was thinking there was "something" about me too! :0)
DeleteI like how you have taken a focus for this writing challenge. This way, collecting bits by bits, you have a beautiful story recorded in writing and pictures. Like MIchelle, I find this slice is a sweet finale of Camp Taconic stories.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful story!
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