64 years and 13 days.

As our anniversary month nears a close, I think of many things I would have liked to have shared. Oh, well, maybe next year! Or maybe this Thursday.

I don't usually talk about tips because I firmly believe that each new day in a marriage is an adventure with the possibility to be totally amazing and the possibility of falling off a cliff with a steep climb back. (The steep climb back is only feasible if the fall has not been fatal.)

"Amazing" or "devastating" depend somewhat on the affect of the two persons involved on a given day and somewhat on events that unfold and somewhat on events that occurred years ago that tend to pop up at the most inopportune moments. (People talk about leaving past altercations in the past. Good for them.)

And I don't give advice because, even after 64 years, no one is an expert on marriage.

Anyway, if these help, I'm happy.

• Create a post-parenthood marriage. It will be different from pre-parenthood and vastly different from the years you were bearing and raising children.
• Remember no partner in a marriage is ever 100% right.
• Make a commitment to life-long sexual connection. You'll be glad you did.
• Reinvent your lives as necessary.
• Realize that your shared history becomes more precious as each year goes by.

I'd like to hear your tips. 

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