I Remember Her How She Used To Be

Well written romance that serves as a reminder to us old farts....

I have been married to a wonderful woman for over 40 years and I try to show her that I love her everyday. Thanks for the great story.

Beautiful

I have only(!) been married to my 3rd wife for 24 years, but, like Becky, I knew she was the one from the first time I saw her picture at the dating service.
Good story. It reminded me again how much I love my wife and would be lost without her.

Brilliant! Brought tears to my eyes.

Big John already said better than I can...

The ravages of lymphoma and breast cancer and the resultant chemotherapy sessions and radical mastectomy have taken their toll on a once beautiful body, but I still see the her as the nineteen year old that I fell so hopelessly in love with forty-eight years ago. Thank for the story and for resurrecting some beautiful memories.

Sorry about the errors in my previous posting...

I must have had something in my eyes.

ALPHA----OMEGA

If this wasnt based on a true event SHR did an excellent rendition of something meant to be. TK U MLJ LV NV

The Love of a Lifetime

Great Loving Story.

A beautiful story.

Thank you.

Having lost my wife to cancer in 2006, I felt all that the narrator felt, My eyes welled up with tears frequently while reading this beautiful tribute to a lost love. only those who have loved and lost could possibly write something as beautiful as this.
Thank you for reminding me of the way things were.
5/5

any story...

Any story that evokes emotion, and this one made me cry, is a good story. Thank you. My wife, the love of my life, died three years ago abd I thought I was over the loss of her, until I read this. Wow. For you to write this, you must have lost someone, too.

Great Stuff

Freddie, Another great story. Can't say it's quite believable as a eulogy which the last line seems to imply, but a great story none the less. Good luck on the contest!

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I would have given it FIVE STARS. We don't usually love and respect what we have until we either lose it or come close to losing it. Believe me, I know from first-hand experience.

Thank you

Sometimes it only the good memories that we have left. As with time our memories fade and it all becomes grey!

Best Wishes!

beautiful

but i find this scary, to find "the one" to be statistically improbable. i.e 1:3.5 billion approx/roughly.

my comment is from a person(me) who has never experienced the deep love that can be shared in a lifetime or fleeting moments, all he knows is the inverse of joy, happiness & trust. i believe he knows that he will never find that special person, so has resigned to the fact that may be he is the 1 person whose entire life is a testament to "MURPHY'S LAW"