MEDIUM: "My Wedding Dress Still Fits (25 Years Later): Go Figure!"

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Good friends threw a 25th anniversary party for me and my beloved that was as good as our wedding. They taunted me to wear my wedding dress.

Don't hate me but ... it still fits.

Click here to read about the hilarity, boisterousness, and sheer fun that took place that afternoon:

My Wedding Dress Still Fits (25 Years Later): Go Figure!

Comments

Nate For Less said…

Oh, its unbeliable because on that age your wedding dress is fit. Don't mind and don't concentrate what's people talking about you. You should have to wear your wedding dress this is an awesome I am looking the latest dresses for women and I have seen your blog and I am very excited to read your story hows is it possible.

November 18, 2021 at 6:17 AM

Bonni Brodnick said…

Yep ... it still fit!! Thanks for your continued readership, Nate.

November 23, 2021 at 7:20 PM

Anonymous said…

You still look very beautiful, and happy. Thank you for your steadfast love, you gave me another proof of love MM

February 24, 2022 at 4:49 AM

Bonni Brodnick said…

Thank you for your comments, Happy Day. Glad that the piece inspired you.

March 4, 2022 at 1:01 PM

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