Wemarried on July 26,1974. Linda's mom, dad and our two boys attended the wedding at state line inNevada. We moved into the house I had in San Jose an... Linda turned it into a home. We stayed in SanJose until we decided the country was a better place to raise a family than the city. We moved to SanMartin 30 years ago and have never regretted it.The wifeWhen I first met Linda we were both just out of 5 years of a bad marriage. We really clicked with eachother, Still caution is advised when. She picked her music and started to plan a routine (of course she wouldn’t let me see it ever)So for the 10 weeks of teasing and torture I was just imaging the whole thing and how the night would hopefully go..So finally the night was approaching quickly she was going to pick out her outfit for the night..She told me that she had already picked out the place where she was dancing and told me that she has to go early to meet her there at 10:00 pm... The day dragged on and finally around 7:00 she. "I should have known it was you. There's this bump in my back," she observed, referring to Barbara's swelling belly pressing into her."You know better; call me Barbara, Collette. Do you know why you're being hugged?" Uh, no, not really." Because you got my bone headed son to play baseball again, that's why." Hey, I didn't do anything," Collette protested."Really? That's not how I heard it," Barbara replied with a grin.Collette immediately turned to give Sammy a suspicious look, but found that. David introduced me to all the food stations, and then turned me over to James for Advanced Grill Studies.The cooking part wasn't that tough. The hard parts were the terminology (an all-the-way vs a no-onions, and that applied to hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and hot dogs) and the logistics (how to make a Biggie Burger, a more complex operation; where the pre-cut items were located in the walk-in cooler).I had memorized things pretty well when the early dinner session started; forty five minutes.