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		<title>someone getting engaged after 3 weeks</title>
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		<description>From everyone's experience marriage just about always doesn't work out.  Almost half of all marriages end in divorce in our country today.  It's the live for the momment mentallity and if it isn't working out to suit me just right then to hell with it I quit.  It has nothing to do with how long you know someone, sure it may make it harder at times, but this doesn't make her decision irrational or bad.  I doesn't matter if she knew the guy 2 hours or 20 years, if the commitment is there it will work, if it ain't it won't.  But I can tell you one thing, if you were a true friend you wouldn't be judging her decisions as either rational or irrational you would be happy.  Why? because she is and if it doesn't work and the first thing you say is I told you so you should have your ass kicked (repeatedly).  One more piece of advice for your friend:Don't worry about what other people think, they don't do it very often!</description>
		<dc:creator>estewart</dc:creator>
		<dc:date>2007-01-06T09:49:36Z</dc:date>
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		<title>Is someone crazey after getting engaged after 3 weeks??</title>
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		<description>I can vouchon getting engaged after knowing someone for only 3 weeks.  My only question is what took her so long?  Let me explain!When I was 22 a friend and I were traveling down a country road one night and a lady friend of his passed by and we turned around and followed her home.  We all sat out on the back porch and sipped long island iced tea and just had a great time.  The next day his friend came by where I worked to see me and we talked and for the next few nights (five to be exact) we messed around after work.  Let me tell you something just clicked.  Sure we had fun but it was more than that.  On the fifth night we started talking about what we wanted in the future and I casually mentioned that I wanted to marry someone just like her.  She very bluntly said, &amp;quot;If your asking the answer is yes.&amp;quot;  28 days later were were standing in front of the preacher saying our &amp;quot;I do's&amp;quot;.  People that we work with actually took bets on how long we would be married and I don't think any of them guessed over 5 years.  13 Years later we are happily married and I love her more now that the day  we met.  We have 2 beautiful children and life is just great.  And by the way many of the folks that made those bets have since divorced some after several years of marriage.  Sure there were some rough times at the beginning because unlike long relationships we didn't have the luxury of knowing each others every little nook and cranny but in my opinion I wouldn't have it any other way.  I would have been easy if we were just dating to say oh well this ain't gonna work, but we stuck it out and made the best of some bad situations.  Now everything is roses (at least most of the time).Love can happen at first sight.  But the bigger thing is that marriage is a commitment and a bond much stronger than any long term relationship can ever be. I'm by no means a relationship specialist or a shrink but here are some words of advice for your friend that I can also vouchon:1. surround yourself with other couples...single people (although great friends) can't understand the commitment you have made to each other2. misery does love company so make sure the couples you hang out with are happy too.  nothing can put a strain on a new couple like being around two people who seem to hate each other.3. In the words of the late great coach of the Green Bay Packers, Vince Lombardi, &amp;quot;Never, Never, Never Quit&amp;quot;  even when it seems like there's no other way.  Your commitment is forever and if you are willing to make that commitment your love will be also.Congratulations to your friend and instead of wondering if she is crazy just look at how happy she is and support her decision and wish them the best.</description>
		<dc:creator>estewart</dc:creator>
		<dc:date>2007-01-04T15:25:48Z</dc:date>
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		<description>Great company with great vision.  They depend very strongly on the input of their field agents to help them make decisions about what programs and products are needed to help protect and secure your families future.  They have made it a goal to be the country's premier provider of insurance and financial products.</description>
		<dc:creator>estewart</dc:creator>
		<dc:date>2006-12-21T11:42:19Z</dc:date>
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