As another year is being added to your union, let’s celebrate you and the fortune that is to be born near you.

Luckily, I don’t need to study this question too hard, because you two indeed met and took care of my face and all the rest.
Here are some of the loveliest photos that you have sent me in the last few years, only one was taken by me.
The first and the last photo in the gallery were taken two years ago for your big 50th by the pro photographer Mirko Kunšič and it shows. Father at the Fontana di Trevi is the earliest (who knows if I was born yet), mom in your garden with the kakis (persimmons) is the latest, taken four days ago by dad. The one before last I took this summer when everything was murky like this sky but we were together and this is what counts.
There are some celebrations in my today’s blogging memories as well. You two are sooo cute that no words are necessary.
Photo: Joco Žnidaršič, March 1971. (So yes, I was born but not 1 yet.)
And here is a little bird that stood long enough for me to click yesterday. I thanked her and it told me that every little thing is going to be alright, as long as we have each other. Cin cin, buon appetito, and thank you for all the love.
This day in my blogging history
Photo “Father at the Fontana di Trevi” was taken a year after your birth by Joco Žnidaršič
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Thank you, grazie, Danke, cpaciba. You must have thrown a coin in. 🙂
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Great photos celebrating a great Union. 🙂. Blessings to you and your family
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Thank you, Not Pam. 🙂 Oh yes, it’s a strong one. I just wish we could be together for it.
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Lovely post, celebrating your parents
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Thank you, Sue! I love to do it together with you.
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😊😊
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What a lovely post! Your parents look so happy together 🙂
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Thank you, Sarah! They are, much more often than not. 🙂
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Happy Anniversary to your parents!
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Thank you, Lois! 🙂 I’m glad I can share happy them with all of you.
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Beautiful tribute to your parents and their long happy marriage. So wonderful to see!
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Thank you, Lynette! I agree, the best kind of role-models. Of course, first I’d need to get married. 😀
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Good cooking helps! Happy anniversary and may there be many more. (K)
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Thank you, K. I agree and hope the same.
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A neat way to honor your parents, Manja. They look like a delightful couple who enjoy life. –Curt
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Thank you, Curt. 🙂 I’m glad it’s obvious. It runs in the family.
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Congratulations to your parents. It’s a pleasure to see a couple still happy with each other after 45 years. Someone is doing something right 🙂
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Oh, Aimer, those 45 years are from memories. By now it’s 52. 😉 Thank you!! Both are doing it right!
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52! Even better 🙂
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Happy Anniversary to your parents!
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Thank you, Deborah! 🙂 I miss them and wish we could be together for the celebration.
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What a fountain! I love it. Congratulations to your parents too!
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Thank you kindly, Emma! Just earlier I shared one of your paintings on FB but cannot comment to tell you that I love so many others of them as well!! Just lovely. This fountain is by Niki de Saint Phalle and it’s in her Giardino dei Tarocchi right here. I have many posts from there. If you click on the fountain, you’ll be transferred to one of them.
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Yes, I clicked through to the original post. It’s very funny, but maybe that because it was made by a woman and not a man.
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Ha! 🙂 Well, yes, I imagine reactions would be different if a man did it.
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Your parents are indeed as cute as anything. Their smiles are infectious. Great shot of your mom walking towards the peace tree (or apple tree?). Love the one of them taking a selfie in the mirror!
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Thank you, Sunra Nina. 🙂 I’m glad you like them and their smiles. I miss them. I like how you call the tree: peace tree! 😉 Probably you were going for peach. It’s neither this nor apple but persimmon, or kaki tree! Father makes a mean mousse out of them.
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Yes I meant peach! 😄 What a nice Freudian slip though. Ooh I bet his mousse is a treat 😋
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I don’t know how but dad found your comment and my reply. 😉 I’m glad!
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They are so cute together. Always smiling.
Yes, well done. You made a wonderful daughter.
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Ahhh! ❤ Thank you, Bojana!
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Thank you, dear Bojana, we really did our best.
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😀 ❤
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