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After-55 Anthropologist: Form and Culture

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After-55 Anthropologist: Form and Culture

eviaskatefullgear2-600x800It occurred to me while I was on the skating trail this morning that good skating ability is based on practicing good skating form. Success at many things in life is largely based on good form, usually gained from an assortment of uplifting CULTURAL learnings such as a strong work ethic and having savvy about life.

I’ve had success in marriage and I can confidently say that because I’ve had 2 long, rewarding marriages–not just for me, but also for my husbands–the former and present one.I can assure you that neither of them has any complaints. Lol  My marital success  is based on good marital form. I’ll be talking about what good marital form entails more in future segments.

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Married 5 Years October 21! The Different Worlds AABW Inhabit: The “Intimate Partner” Violence Okey Doke

Taila and ThomasTaila and Thomas in Denmark

Taila is African-American; Thomas is Danish.

Thanks Taila, for this pic of you and Thomas. You found your ONE! I’m SO happy for you!

And thanks a bunch for your note! I’ll share a portion of it.

Thank you very much for your website.

My mom bucked the trend when she dated a white guy 6 months after I was born, and married him in 1978.  They’re still together, while her 5 older brothers (who married Black women) are divorced.  Two of them divorced TWICE.

My husband Thomas is Scandinavian (Danish), and we met by the Internet.  We’ve gone through some rough times in the start, but the funny part was our problems had NOTHING to do with race.  It was more like the continuing fallout from the hubby’s messy and ugly divorce from his (white) ex-wife back in 2002. .  .  .
 

BTW:  I got married when I was 36 and Thomas was 45.  So I fall under the small statistic of finding love before I turned 40.  My child bearing days ended two years ago with an emergency hysterectomy, but even back when I got married I knew that I didn’t want any children.  So as far as the babies go:  the younger, the better!

Thanks again, and please keep up the good work with spreading the good words!

Sincerely,

Taila
Taila, my husband, Darren and I also had peaks and valleys in the early days of our marriage. In other words, we ARGUED. LOL! Then, we’d make up and ARGUE some more–during that period of [Read more…]