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Though we have gone through some things with your illness and losing our baby, we managed to pull through. I love you, woman. A year ago today you had your first date with this hunk of a man at Farm n Fleet. I thought you were a hick for wanting to go there. You are FAR from it! Almost too classy for this Mexican. Thanks for a great first year, my love. Heres to another year of making messes for you, not picking up after myself, my dumb jokes and your great cooking. Many people have said to you you are a saint for putting up with him....I love you Jennifer Marconi...thanks for putting up with me.

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