According to one of those lists on About.com that is the choice I have when it comes to getting Laurent a gift to celebrate our 6th wedding anniversary.
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| July 21 - 2007: In our friend Joelle's garden with Elaine who married us - I remember her as a little girl at Air Canada Christmas parties. Though it was a glorious sunny day the small lantern was lit to represent all our friends who could not be with us that day. |
A traditional gift would be:
- Candy - to symbolize the sweetness of our love
- Iron - to represent the strength of our marriage
- Wood - to signify a long-lasting and solid relationship
- Amythest
- Turquoise
- purple
- turquoise
- white (?????)
- calla lilies - which signify "magnificent beauty" in the language of flowers
- Making candy together
- Planting a tree together:
- An oak represents solidity
- A pine represents the evergreen character of our love- A flaming red maple represents the flaming passion we have for each other- A flowering crab (?) tree represents love eternal
I think we'll just wish each other Happy Anniversary, thank each other and the powers that be for six - well okay actually 34 if you could the 29 year engagement - years together, hug, walk the dogs and go to the Lieutenant's Pump for breakfast. Beats the heck out of candy, iron or wood!
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| Just before we exchanged our vows, our Reesie decided he wanted to be picked up. Laurent has a picture of the three of us and further memories of the day on his blog. |
Happy Anniversary P....l from P.....g.
July 21 - 356 BC: The Temple of Artemis in Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, is destroyed by arson.
4 comments:
Happy Anniversary! I shall refrain from all double entendres.
Much fairer gifts to be had for your REAL anniversary, surely - what's that, golden, diamond? Maybe it's only my perspective, but I always think in terms of that - our 25th - rather than the very splendid claiming of civil rights we took up close to its inception here, oh, I don't even KNOW how many years ago.
But congrats on the wedding anniversary anyway.
if your going for turquoise..the Navajo make a wedding band..it's round band with small stones set in the circle.I still have mine.
congratulations and many more.
It so moving and nice. I wanted to tell you both when I read it first simply to be as happy as you look that day because it also gives happiness around you!
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