2011
Having completed our first twelve years together today, my wonderful wife and I have agreed to go on for at least another dozen.
1999
First Dozen Years Together
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Aardvarchaeology – by Dr. Martin Rundkvist
Scandinavian archaeology, history, skepticism, books and music
Aardvarchaeology - by Dr. Martin Rundkvist 
Sounds like an excellent decision!
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Grattis! Skönt att ni även denna gång vann upphandlingen som det väl heter i näringslivet.
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Tack snälla!
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Congratulations and many good wishes for a few dozen more!
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Congratulations!
And I notice you’re developing the same dandruff-immunity I am 🙂
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Thank you my friends!
The hair has steadily been migrating south since my early 20s. I am developing a Burt Reynoldesque chest rug.
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Congratulations! So, in Babylonian terms, you have been together a fifth of a decade.
BTW, about the hair… try chest-skin transplants? Or use the absence of hair to install scalp cooling flanges, you will be immune to heatstroke. But Star Trek fans might start adressing you in Klingon.
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Those are both very sweet photographs. Congratulations! I hope me and my partner can say the same in 9 years 🙂
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Lucky lad!
Have a lovely day.
d.
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Congratulations! See you tomorrow evening, board meeting! 😉
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The message reminded me to call my brother and congratulate him on his birthday today, something I had forgotten. And Happy Squidmas!
And some place in Scandinavia is celebrating something today. Here is an appropriate song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTJEtMSuMqg (I like the short guy with the sword and helmet. Dwarf?)
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I assume a lot of China is on top of pH-buffering limestone, but in parts the archaeological remains must suffer from effects of groundwater acidification, with all the coal-powered factories. Close to Beijing the water must be like Alien circulatory fluid.
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I finally found a Swedish romantic song that is not kitschy, it might fit the occasion:
“Come Along” by Swedish singer Titiyo
“Solaris by Tarkovsky (solyaris) – ascension”
The brief symbol-laden moment of microgravity is the only genuinely romantic moment I have ever seen in a Science Fiction film. Music by J S Bach.
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Thanks everyone!
Birger, the air in Beijing smells like a furnace room when you get off the plane.
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Happy Anniversary, and many more than 12 more I hope.
Mike
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Congratulations!
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Well done and congratulations to both…as for the other, hair today..gone tomorrow..join the club!
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Many happy returns!
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Belated mazel tov.
Continue.
The journey is worth the effort.
–ml
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No mean achievement, in statistical terms! Congratulations to you both.
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