Lessons from a 24-Year Old Marriage

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Personal finance blog Wise Bread normally focuses on budgetary items, but when they pull out something like this post on how to have a happy marriage, they demonstrate the great lesson that life is not just about money. My favorite lesson:

13.  Laugh. My husband loves to make me laugh and is always trying to say the perfect funny thing. (More than 15 years later, I still remember when he started singing "macho man" when we saw a shirtless guy running up the road to Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga, Tennessee, where we had gone to celebrate our wedding anniversary.)

It’s a great read for any couple that aspires to go the distance. Are there any lessons you think they missed? Husbands and wives, unite – let us hear you in the comments!

Photo courtesy of SimonShaw.
  • http://www.budgetsaresexy.com/ J. Money

    Ooooh GOOD ONE! Yeah, laughing is def. the key to happiness in my life too. Unfortunately i just don’t along w/ boring ladies….I can still be friends with them, but not anything *more* if ya catch my drift.

  • http://www.budgetsaresexy.com J. Money

    Ooooh GOOD ONE! Yeah, laughing is def. the key to happiness in my life too. Unfortunately i just don’t along w/ boring ladies….I can still be friends with them, but not anything *more* if ya catch my drift.

  • The Practical Nerd

    J., a buddy of mine says a girl has to be just crazy enough to be interesting. No boring ladies here, either! :-)

  • The Practical Nerd

    J., a buddy of mine says a girl has to be just crazy enough to be interesting. No boring ladies here, either! :-)

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