He started making our dates mini-adventures…kyaking, hiking, picnics…it was fun and exciting. I was impressed.

— Enforcer 007

Postscript: He was having an equally fun and exciting relationship with my best friend.

2

He wrote me a terrible death metal love song and played it for me on his guitar. The music was horrifying but I knew he loved me.

— Michelle

Postscript: Sadly he passed away…

5

The first night I slept over I got my period and bled all over his white sheets. I was mortified. He said “No biggie, that’s what detergent is for,” and made me breakfast.

— Red

Postscript: We were together for a while but it didn’t work out. He’ still a great guy though. No hard feelings.

7

I didn’t realize how much I loved him until we came full circle and our children left the house.

— Betty

Postscript: After 40 years of marriage we have five children, 15 grandchildren and eachother to hold. I love him more than ever.

12

I only knew him for two weeks but was so smitten I left the country with him to visit his family. I lost my passport and we were stranded for six months.

— Sucker

Postscript: He is still the same wonderful man that I met that first day and 18 years and five kids later we are still together.

14

We were playing frisbee and he threw it and accidentally hit me square in the nose. He immediatley ran over to check on me and luckily my nose wasn’t broken.

— RMHS Love

Postscript: Twelve years later he still looks over at me at the oddest times and says my nose still looks a little off.

7

We were just friends, talking about music and it came up how much we both liked TOOL. He told me his favorite CD was “Opiate” which I had never heard of (it’s not that easy to find). He went out to his car, grabbed it, gave it to me and told me to keep it. He said he knew I would appreciate it and he would just get another one.

— Lisa

Postscript: We didn’t get together until two years after that but five years of dating later we’re still going strong. Thanks Maynard!

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