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Book Two

CHAPTER 1

This Ain’t the Brady Bunch

When Louisa and I returned from our honeymoon to Newport News her mother, Carol, was supervising the loading of the moving van. The next day, June21st, we boarded a United Airlines flight to Denver. The ‘we’ included 5 children, ages 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12…a beagle mutt and a black cat. The latter two were confined to kennels in the area where animals are carried during the flight.

 

We had a layover in Chicago to change planes. Our cruise ship friends, Bruno and Gayle, came out to O’Hare Airport to say hello and meet the family.

 

We all wore our wedding clothes, so we definitely stood out as a unit. One of the flight attendants asked us about our group and we explained about the wedding and the move to Denver. Later she brought us a bottle of champagne, saying, “You’ll need it.”

 

 

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“You Used To Live In My House.”

A relationship journey of 25 years and counting…

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You Used To Lie In My House

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Perry throws the door wide open, sharing stories about their love and the growing pains of parenting and stepparenting. 


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“You Used to Live in My House.”

You used to Live in My House

 

Friends told Louisa of a former DJ who’d lived in the house where she had grown up.

When they met she said, "You used to live in my house." It was offered as more of a greeting than the spark that ensued. Perry felt something that he wanted to pursue. But when?