Grandma Gail

You know, that's the usual conversation I have with you about the hair going out the way in the rain and then being on the screen.

I said, oh, no, my hair is going to fall.

But it cleared off right before we had to get married.

And we were married at the famous Plaza Hotel.

And it was so beautiful.

That's why you weren't stressed about the wedding.

You were stressed about taking an exam.

That's cute.

What do you think makes a marriage work?

I think they think that it's going to be perfect every day.

And it's not.

You know, there's some days you want to wring your partner's neck because you can't stand what they're saying or what they're doing.

But you know what?

If you work it through, you realize, you know, there are differences of opinions and you have to respect it.

And

Sometimes you just have to, as I've often said to you, take a little walk outside, walk around the block, cool off, and then come back.

And don't harp on small things.

Fight about the big things.

Don't fight about anything minor.

Grandma does most of the talking.