You never know with love... I was scared S...less 50 years ago when I got dragged "home" to meet my future in-laws, mom accepted me as a "leather craftsman" in whom she saw more than I knew I had in me.
I love this, Mark. Scotland has a traditional old folk song with a similar story of a couple of different status who get together in the end. It is still so romantic, even at my age. Thanks
Thank you for that happy ish ending. At least they are starting out with everything clear.
Who knows what the future holds? Life is an adventure. 🤓
Thanks.
Gave me goosebumps, Mark. Well done!
Thank you, Glenda. 🤓
You never know with love... I was scared S...less 50 years ago when I got dragged "home" to meet my future in-laws, mom accepted me as a "leather craftsman" in whom she saw more than I knew I had in me.
I got good in-laws also. They always made me feel welcome and loved.
Well, at least he wasn't Pig Boy.
I think she wouldn't have cared.
Really, Mark, it's a great little story. It was a nice change of pace from the more serious stuff I had been reading.
Thanks, Richard. I am glad. A steady diet of seriousness and bad news is not good. We also need some joy. 🤓
Mark, this was such a sweet story. I’m a sucker for a love story Beautifully done.
Thank you, Coleen.
Happy ending. She better kiss him first. He might turn out to be a frog.
You never know. Good advice.
Love it!
Thank you, Rebecca.
I was hoping for a happy ending! But it’s you, so I couldn’t be sure. 😶
Not that I can cast any stones myself, mind you. 😉
I am glad I am not predictable. Thanks, Jack.
I love this, Mark. Scotland has a traditional old folk song with a similar story of a couple of different status who get together in the end. It is still so romantic, even at my age. Thanks
A common theme throughout time. True love doesn't care about status.
Thank you, Sharron. 🤓
Awww, what a cute story. 😉😘
Thank you, Kim. 🤓
Great.
Thank you, David. 🤓