March 21st 1998
14 years ago, James and I were married. We were told there in the temple how fast it would go by. It was hard to believe then, but it really has flown by.
I asked the kids a few questions about marriage and this is how they responded:
Q: How long have Mommy and Daddy been married?
Logan: 40 years.
Taylor: Forty Hundred years!
Taylor: You know what's the best part of getting married? You get to dress in fancy clothes.
Q: How old do you think Mommy was when she got married?
Logan: 14
Taylor: 12
Logan: 29
Q: How old was Daddy when he got married?
Taylor: 40
Logan: Let me think. 32
Q: Where did Mommy and Daddy get married?
Taylor: Where?
Logan: Salt Lake City Temple. I mean Portland Temple.
Q: Do you think Mommy and Daddy have a good marriage?
Logan: Yes
Taylor: Well, do you?
Q: What makes a good marriage?
Logan: I don't know.
Taylor: Kisses
Logan: I have no clue.
Taylor: and Hugs
Q: Do you want to get married someday?
Logan: I don't know.
Taylor: Yes (nods her head)
Q: Where do you want to get married?
Taylor: Portland Temple
Logan: Oregon Temple. The one we live closest to.
Q: How old do you think you'll be when you get married?
Logan: 25
Taylor: 30
Logan: 35
Q: Logan, what do you think the person you're going to marry will be like?
Logan: I have no clue. I don't want to guess.
Q: Do you think there's a little girl out there who's going to be your wife someday?
Logan: Yes
Q: Taylor, what do you think the person you're going to marry will be like?
Taylor: Strong. Handsome. And kind.
Q: Have you thought about this before?
Taylor: Yes.
Q: Do you think there's a little 5-year-old boy out there who's going to be your husband?
Taylor: or 6-year-old. Or if I don't find anyone like I said, I'll just marry Cade. (The boy across the street again).
Maybe we should discuss marriage more often in our home.
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