Forty-two

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If 42 is the answer, then what is the question? In this case, it’s not what Douglas Adams fans might expect. It’s “How many years have Steve & Karen been married?”  Forty-two years ago tonight we stood on the altar at Nativity Church here in Cincinnati and made a covenant with one another in the presence of Fr Joseph Allison, our families, and a few of our friends. Yesterday we went to Mass at Nativity. This afternoon we got a treat at Busken Bakery, the source of our wedding cake (look in the background on the right side of the photo). And this evening we had a most delicious home style meal at The Century Inn, established 1806, complete with some incredible craft beers and finished with a fine blackberry cobbler. There’s even enough meatloaf leftovers for a couple of sandwiches tomorrow. And as a nod to Douglas Adams, we’re watching “A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” tonight!

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  1. Debi Ford

    Blessings as you continue to nurture your covenant with each other! Steak and eggs, anyone?

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  2. Kathy Hawkins

    Happy Belated Anniversary!

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