Bert and Edna enjoyed a peaceful Sunday evening on their porch swing after 55 years of marriage, sipping tea and watching squirrels play.
Edna introduced the idea of bucket lists, sparking lighthearted conversation about dreams. Bert admitted a secret desire to skydive; Edna laughed but promised to join in.
They fondly remembered their playful battles: the recliner Edna sabotaged and the TV remote she hid pennies in, plus Bert’s secret bowling trophies thrown out during fights.
Their laughter reflected deep love and joy. Bert’s skydive fulfilled his dream, and bowling nights became treasured traditions.
After they died together, heaven offered endless pleasures. Bert joked about the lack of diet foods, blaming Edna’s careful cooking, and she lovingly called him a grump.
Together forever, they climbed their heavenly porch swing, still laughing and loving.
