
Yesterday was one of those extra special days celebrated by couples that have found the joy of sharing a life together: a wedding anniversary. And Lynndee and I have now embarked on the journey down the road of our 9th year of being as one. But, of course, as the old adage goes, the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. In our case, that first step is going out to a special place to eat and celebrate a new beginning. And what more special place could there be for us other than the Corner Kitchen in Biltmore Village?
Lynndee’s the one who discovered this neato locale when our local news did a spot telling of President Obama’s trip to our city with his wife Michelle. This had happened prior to Lynndee’s arrival here so it was most likely an anniversary mention of the Obama’s visit. Nonetheless, that planted the seed in Lynndee’s mind that we must definitely check the place out. That we finally did on what could be considered another extra special occasion, extra special due to the circumstances surrounding it.

The #1 special thing about this day was that it was my birthday. But the extra-special part was that it occurred 30 days, one day short of a month, after I had my near-fatal heart attack, so not only was it a celebration of another year but a celebration of life extended to another year. I’ve already celebrated what I consider my 3rd birthday and will soon be celebrating my official birthday.
But yesterdays celebration was extra special because it was the fourth one after having had the heart attack. So we’re still on that journey to forever together, and Lynndee is doing every thing she can to see that I stay healthy, feeding me good healthy meals and keeping me away from the cigarettes and booze…(“,). So my major vices are now coffee, sweet tea, golf, and Atlanta Braves baseball. As long as she can at least tolerate the golf and baseball, I’m good to go another 100 years! Well…I can dream, can’t I?
I just love anniversaries! They give all others hope for their own relationships! 🙂
Well congratulations on your anniversary. We are getting ready to celebrate our 37 year.
Happy Anniversary. It sounds like you guys had a wonderful day. Here’s to many more!
Happy Anniversaries and Happy Early Birthday. This is such a touching story. I hope you guys had an amazing day.
You have been through a lot. Happy Anniversary. Glad to hear you have much better vices now.
Congratulations and happy anniversary, wishing you both many years. May you have a wonderful celebration.
Happy Anniversary! It’s wonderful that the two of you were able to celebrate. I wish you both many more happy and healthy years together!
Congratulations and Happy Anniversary. Looks like a great meal.
Happy Anniversary! It’s fun to celebrate milestones. Glad that you were able to enjoy your anniversary
I am so happy you are here to share this post with us. Happy Anniversary and I would like to visit and had dinner there if it were closer to me. Also Happy Birthday to you. I pray for many more years .
Happy Anniversary and happy early birthday! How fortunate it is that you survived your heart attack and are able to enjoy more time together!
I’d love to go here! We are celebrating #42 this summer and I am hoping we do something a little special.
My 14th wedding anniversary was yesterday. It’s amazing how quickly the years fly.
Happy anniversary! I’m glad you had a great time. And sweet tea is a good vice!
This sounds like such a lovely spot to celebrate all your special anniversaries. Keep eating healthy and stay away from the smokes and the booze LOL
This was a special anniversary indeed! Life is wonderful and we should celebrate every occasion!
awww, belated happy anniversary lovebirds. What a great way to celebrate another milestone. Cheers!
Happy anniversary. That is such an accomplishment in today’s culture! Keep it up!!
Happy Anni! My dad has suffered from heart disease and it’s so scary. Your journey continues, can’t wait to see what you will do!