Yep.............Linda was his one true love.  They were married for years..........never, EVER read bad press on them cheating with anyone else.  True love.
And a pre-nup is "manditory" in my book these days.  My hubby signed one when we got married to protect my family's assets..........and he didn't mind one bit.  And we've been married happily, joyfully for over 17 years...........no problems.

Quoted from Mairi

Besides, he'd get criticized for getting one at the time even more than he is now being criticized for not getting one.

Exactly right, I think.  

When you have that much money and they other person pretty much has nothing... I think a pre-nup just goes without saying.  (that's just me, and I would be the one who had nothing so...).

I think everyone deserves to be happy and have a companion.  Even Paul.  I hope he can find someone to enjoy the rest of his life with.

My husband is my "soul mate", my "other half", my "best friend".  And Jeff's so easy going, he didn't mind to sign one.  He told me he doesn't want to know about the money, where it comes from, and where I get it from.  So we have a very, very happy marriage.  I handle all money matters, the check book, cd's and investments at the bank.  He just brings home a 400+ a week paycheck and I handle everything else.  I don't work.  I don't have to.  I have got to take care of my elderly parents and our autistic son.  

Quoted from aspinall_lover

My husband is my "soul mate", my "other half", my "best friend".  And Jeff's so easy going, he didn't mind to sign one.  He told me he doesn't want to know about the money, where it comes from, and where I get it from.  So we have a very, very happy marriage.  I handle all money matters, the check book, cd's and investments at the bank.  He just brings home a 400+ a week paycheck and I handle everything else.  I don't work.  I don't have to.  I have got to take care of my elderly parents and our autistic son.  

That's very nice to hear that you and your husband are so happy together
As for your son being autistic, I know how hard that can be. That is wonderful that you can stay home with him and also with your elderly parents.  It is always better to have family take care of family.


As for Paul, if he ever remarries, I would hope that he is smart enough to have a pre-nup and that whoever he marries would be ok with signing one.  Especially after what he has been through.  I am sure he didn't sign one with Heather becuase he assumed they would be together forever.  

To my mind, the prettiest of his women, i mean in appearance, was Jane then Heather, then Linda and finally Nancy, who is not pretty at all, just plain-looking. Paul and Linda were friends with Nancy and her husband, a rich lawyer, in the old days. So Paul has known Nancy for quite a while. It wasn`t love at first sight, besides he didn`t marry her after Linda`s death, though he knew her. He married Heather. And now Nancy as if regretting not taking her chance 5-6 years ago is rushing to catch him, she even announced that she is going to divorce her husband. I dont believe her.

Quoted from HeatherBoo

That's very nice to hear that you and your husband are so happy together
As for your son being autistic, I know how hard that can be. That is wonderful that you can stay home with him and also with your elderly parents.  It is always better to have family take care of family.


As for Paul, if he ever remarries, I would hope that he is smart enough to have a pre-nup and that whoever he marries would be ok with signing one.  Especially after what he has been through.  I am sure he didn't sign one with Heather becuase he assumed they would be together forever.  

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Thanks Heather.  But it's really hard trying to juggle all of this around.  I quit working back in 2001 to take our son to his therpies and such, and then dad started going down hill really quick with his health.  I guess I do have a full time job.

Quoted from aspinall_lover

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Thanks Heather.  But it's really hard trying to juggle all of this around.  I quit working back in 2001 to take our son to his therpies and such, and then dad started going down hill really quick with his health.  I guess I do have a full time job.

Being a mother is more than a fulltime job.  A full time job is 40 hours a week.  A mother is all day everyday.

Sorry aspinall_lover, I wasn't trying to insult you. It's just my personal feelings in the subject, y'know? But other people can do what they like.

Quoted from HeatherBoo

Being a mother is more than a fulltime job.  A full time job is 40 hours a week.  A mother is all day everyday.

yeah dads have it easy huh?don't paullygize mairi regrets are for the weak....

Same goes for Dads!  They have to be fulltime parents too  

Alright...........all in all.........no hard feelings.  We are all just voicing our opinions....

true that...peace be our shared ability this fine evening.....and don't be silent lest the bus runneth tho over.....

^^^^Ha, ha, ha!!!!!!  Pretty funny there.............LOL!!!!

Can't we all just get a bong  

Words to live by