Happy 39th anniversary mom and dad
There are milestones in life that get celebrated every year without much fanfare, including birthdays and anniversaries. But some are way more special than just another day on the calendar. Your birthday, dad birthday, wedding anniversaries on the four are all cause for celebration. They’re big milestones for most people.
But none may be more important in this day and age than the 39th wedding anniversary, in my opinion, and that’s why today, 18julyMarch 2019, is special to me. Thirty-nine years ago my mom (Urmila Devi ) and dad (M.k singh) were married.
While I do not have that much relationship experience (in fact, depending on who you ask, I’ve never had a true girlfriend) I know that I have the two best role models in how to make things work. I’ve been lucky enough to also see my grandparents make it 50-plus years. I have the best role models anyone could ask for.
And while our lives are very busy and we rarely have time to sit down and talk about life like we used to, my mom and dad still play a vital role in my life. Without them, I’m not sure I’d be where I am today. Don’t get me wrong, they’re humble and would tell you that my Sister’s and I work our tails off to get to where we are in our lives, but the truth is, without them, we’d be somewhere else.
I love Taylor Swift’s music, and I’d consider myself to be one of those happy romantics, who believes in the fairy tale ending. One day, if I’m as lucky as the two people I celebrate here, I’ll be able to look back on 39 years of being married in the same way my parents have tonight.
Congrats mom and dad. You two are a shining light, two of the best role models anyone could ask for, and you deserve more than just this little blog post.
(However, if I may interject in my defense, I am a student—just trying to get by, and busy as heck with Studies and work, so you’ll have to deal without a big lavish present at the moment!)
Here’s to the past 39 years and many happy more.
Love, your smallest son,
Sachit
#love
#spreadlove
#momanddad
#anniversary
There are milestones in life that get celebrated every year without much fanfare, including birthdays and anniversaries. But some are way more special than just another day on the calendar. Your birthday, dad birthday, wedding anniversaries on the four are all cause for celebration. They’re big milestones for most people.
But none may be more important in this day and age than the 39th wedding anniversary, in my opinion, and that’s why today, 18julyMarch 2019, is special to me. Thirty-nine years ago my mom (Urmila Devi ) and dad (M.k singh) were married.
While I do not have that much relationship experience (in fact, depending on who you ask, I’ve never had a true girlfriend) I know that I have the two best role models in how to make things work. I’ve been lucky enough to also see my grandparents make it 50-plus years. I have the best role models anyone could ask for.
And while our lives are very busy and we rarely have time to sit down and talk about life like we used to, my mom and dad still play a vital role in my life. Without them, I’m not sure I’d be where I am today. Don’t get me wrong, they’re humble and would tell you that my Sister’s and I work our tails off to get to where we are in our lives, but the truth is, without them, we’d be somewhere else.
I love Taylor Swift’s music, and I’d consider myself to be one of those happy romantics, who believes in the fairy tale ending. One day, if I’m as lucky as the two people I celebrate here, I’ll be able to look back on 39 years of being married in the same way my parents have tonight.
Congrats mom and dad. You two are a shining light, two of the best role models anyone could ask for, and you deserve more than just this little blog post.
(However, if I may interject in my defense, I am a student—just trying to get by, and busy as heck with Studies and work, so you’ll have to deal without a big lavish present at the moment!)
Here’s to the past 39 years and many happy more.
Love, your smallest son,
Sachit
#love
#spreadlove
#momanddad
#anniversary
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