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27 years, come and gone

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Holy smokes, 27 years!  I can hardly believe John and I have been married that long, and yet I'm so thankful that we've had that long to be together.

John and I took full advantage of the fact that it was Veterans' Day (as it always is on our anniversary), and hit up all the restaurants that we could for free food.  Honestly, eating out is one of our favorite activities anyway, so why not spend our anniversary doing what we love to do?

First stop?  AZKABAN!  Sorry.  Just kidding.

Our first stop was TGI Friday's (after seeing the almost hour-long wait at Texas Roadhouse).  Burgers were what was offered, so burgers were what we ate.  Glo joined us after getting out of school and had wings.

Next?  Sweet Frog's.  Hmmmm, there's nothing like frozen yogurt topped with fresh fruit and chocolate.



Honeybaked Ham was offering a free sandwich, so John got one to go.  Don't think though that I didn't want to go in and get my own, seeing as we regularly go there for lunch on John's days off.


As it turns out, we could order take-out from Olive Garden, so John got cheese ravioli with chicken gnocchi soup.  And while we were waiting for that meal, he ordered take-out from Texas Roadhouse. That's right, baby, I haven't needed to cook for days.  Happy Anniversary to us!







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  1. Keri-LynnNovember 17, 2016 at 10:47 AM

    Oh my goodness, but you guys made out even better than I saw on FB.

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