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MoN aMOuR et mA Vie
vendredi 27 février 2009

Caught the movie Marley & Me! It's a nice show!

I loved Marley! It is so mischievious and definitely a little terror in the family! But it is so close to our hearts! When it passed on, I cried like a big baby who has lost someone dear.. haha..

The movie shared alot about the transition period for couples who got married, planned to have kids/had kids etc etc.. and everything about the show was oh so true! Minus the big apartment with a pool etc (maybe applicable for the above average families)..

Anyways, watching the show is definitely nothing compared to going through it yourself! But I think they did a good job in portraying the entire process and thoughts of managing the changes in the various stages in life! I can imagine all that and I think most of us will see it coming but just didn't know it'd be more difficult than what you have in mind (either no one told you or no one dared to tell you).. but you will make it alright!

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