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1969-The Journey Begins	1970	1971	1972
1972	1973	1974 - The Waitress Years	1974-Goals
1974	1975	1975 - Jennifer On A San Francisco Cable Car	1975
1975	1976	1976	1976
1976	1976-With Daughter	1977	1979
1980-Ocean City	1983	1987	1988-At The Helm
1988-Ocean City	1989-New Orleans	1989-Maine	1990
1991	1992 To The Lake	1993	1994-England
1995-The Musical Odyssey	1997-Quebec City	1998-Lake Superior	1999-Nova Scotia
2000-Newfoundland	2001-New Hampshire	2002-Paris	2003-Michigan
2003-Michigan	2004-Wiarton	2004-Wisconsin	2004-Golf
2005 Frankenmuth, MI	2005-Rome	2005-Venice	2006 - Almost Cut Her Hair
Forever Is Forever	Sometimes...	Grandma	History Repeating Itself
2009	2010	2011

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Guest		08-Mar-2012 22:51
Simply the best photo journal I've seen and read. Consider yourself blessed among the blessed.

Schwarz No�l		06-Mar-2012 15:18
Simply : Beautiful ... Pour la Beaut� de l' Art et de la Femme

Patrick F		06-Mar-2012 11:43
Wonderful, nice history of life!! Now i'm also retired from march, 1, and i loved it, V!

Lukas Bergmann		08-Jan-2012 19:45
Nice! V

SHARON		23-Aug-2009 00:31
YOU HAVE CAPTURED THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE AND SHE IS LUCKY YOU HAVE HER IN YOUR LIFE IT WAS WONDEFUL TO SEE

Tiffany		29-Jul-2009 15:34
Fantastic collection and a heartwarming story. Your journey is inspiring.

Peter Sussex		17-Feb-2009 21:59
Heartwarming story and fantastic collection. My compliments Karl !!!

SOULFUL IMPRESSIONS		28-Dec-2008 04:48
kinda reminds me of jenny in forest gump...i voted. cool karl

Fabricio		30-May-2008 19:57
I would give half of my life, to live the other half like you have lived yours.

Alan		26-Jan-2008 00:55
great gallery. you have inspired me. i got a scanner and am doing something like this on my hard drive for the woman i'm lucky enough to call my wife. thanks

Carl		03-Jan-2008 01:13
Karl, My wife stumbled on your web site, so I finally got to see your art (photo's.) One gallery is nicer than the next. You have truly made your mark. Great work! Your friend, Carl

Jeri		16-Nov-2007 17:48
Do you realize what an extremely high bar you've set for husbands who want to show their love for their wives? They'd have to rewind time, get back to the beginning, and do everything over, this time with a camera. But even more, they'd have to have your loving soul and eye. What a love story. What a tribute. Jennifer may be the most fortunate woman in the world.

Douglas Law		04-Oct-2007 07:21
Very nicely done and a wonderful idea.

Warren Walters		09-Sep-2007 10:49
Hey Karl & Jennifer,.... this is a real love story. Your commentary, .. candid shots, .. tenderness with which both are imbued, are worth their weight in gold. Can you bottle some and send it to we mere mortals? I wish you continued bliss. regards, Warren W. andechs@zell-net.at

Henry Priebe Jr		30-Aug-2007 18:29
Karl, Congratulations to you and Jennifer on your wonderful marriage. I really enjoyed this gallery. Henry

Frank		19-Dec-2006 01:52
Truly a great gallery, and here's to many more. My wife and I are 32 years in 2007.

rick m		10-Dec-2006 08:08
wow what a lucky man

Mike Stobbs		17-Sep-2006 04:32
Wow this is just super Karl...all the best and you have some great galleries also....Mike

Guest		15-Sep-2006 22:58
Amazing. My favorite gallery on pbase.

scottdwalker		04-Sep-2006 19:33
Karl, you have posted a beautiful story and a great series. I was moved by your love for Jennifer.

Guest		14-Aug-2006 17:45
Now thats love. Stay happy

cage		06-Aug-2006 22:39
What a story...what a life. It was awesome. You've inspired me and I am starting my own 22 year story tonight. Thanks for sharing it with the world.

Claudio Viezzoli		11-Jul-2006 14:21
Karl, I run into your gallery by chance and .. I found it very moving and full of grace. There must have been a lot of love going on there. Claudio

yall2		07-Jul-2006 18:45
I looked at every picture, read every word. I am a 64 year old man and had tears in my eyes the whole time. I am so happy for your joy.

R		26-Jun-2006 00:32
Love this gallery. My wife and I are right now about where you were in 1979 or so. Oh the time, why does it never stop ticking? We were children when you were doing what we are doing right now. Soon enough I'll be looking at my child's gallery of the same.

Guest		22-May-2006 19:30
Karl, lovely gallery. thanks for sharing such an intimate portrait with your fans. Remember, these are the good old days. Enjoy each moment and treasure your loved ones. barney

kyoung kim photography		21-May-2006 07:51
interesting photo's of your life, love the 1974.beautiful.

Guest		29-Apr-2006 04:44
One of the best photo stories I've ever seen. Respect.

Mika Karhulahti		24-Apr-2006 18:31
This gallery brings about great warmth and emotions.. Thanks for sharing a valuable piece oof your life!

HT		03-Apr-2006 02:25
this is a contribution of true value, this is sharing.. thanks..

rick wallace		31-Mar-2006 20:17
congratulations on such a heartwarming gallery. well done. r

Kimberley Hannaman Taylor		29-Mar-2006 18:19
This gallery makes me ache. Such a beautiful concept and tremendous work. Thank you so much for sharing this. KHT

Tony Dombroski		24-Mar-2006 03:02
Jenn... Koo Yaaa Panneeeeeyyy

Michelle		27-Feb-2006 23:33
Karl, thank you so much for your comment as it brought me to your page. I have never felt so touched by a series of photo's and a sharing of someone else's life. You are a very lucky man, and indeed, she is a very lucky woman. You are clearly soulmates and I can't help but feel envious of you both but in a warm way. An amazing gallery, with amazing sentiment. (And how has she kept her amazing figure?!!) Thank you for sharing x

Louie Pang		18-Feb-2006 00:44
Wonder gallery of moments. I'm so glad that our honeymoon pictures were total failures and get me into photography and I've been recording our moments ever since..

Jimmy		05-Feb-2006 03:06
The Mandarin proverb: It takes hundreds of reincarnations to bring two persons to ride on the same boat; it takes a thousand eons to bring two persons to share the same pillow.

gOOg		21-Jan-2006 14:37
Waouh! Beautiful idea! Thanks Fred

Kevin Henry		14-Jan-2006 07:39
Karl & Jennifer, thank you both for allowing me to share your journey through time - what a privilege. All the best.

Thomas Spurr		11-Jan-2006 01:05
Great pics of the past to the present..............

Norman Richard		23-Dec-2005 19:03
Very well written, well documented. I was attracted to your site by the radio station photo. For a few years, my parents lived in Amos, Abitibi. I had a small transistor radio. They only radion stations I would capture at night where those of the Buffalo area, apart from the local station. The best music came from those Buffalo area stations. I coudnt get New-York, not Toronto, nor Montreal, just buffalo area, something to do with radio signals bouncing of layers of air in the atmosphere. Anyway, found this gallery, and my wife and I share a similar walk in life, and we have bein to some of the places you show, it has brought back a look on my life too. Thanks for sharing, more than pictures, but the recall of the true meaning of life, never ending love. cheers!

Yves Dubois		07-Dec-2005 11:51
very nice gallery...you didn't change at all you are still a beautiful lady today...

Terry Clarke		12-Nov-2005 07:50
really enjoyed looking through this gallery - great idea but most of all, very well done

Katherine		11-Nov-2005 02:44
What a wonderful love letter to your wife! I can't imagine anyone loving me like that, that long! Best wishes.

sufer		23-Oct-2005 20:26
I found this while looking for pics on sing sing... (great btw, and thanks). This gallery, and your comments on each photo, are just wonderful. It's like a window into your life, and your very special wife. You obviously love each other very much. It makes me think of someone that I also spent a long time with, and how we grew together, through thick and thin. Life isn't about the big things, it's about all the little things, and how you deal with it. You obviously picked a great person to travel with! Thank you for sharing this. One of the most real things I have seen on the internet actually.

eugenia gregory foster		17-Oct-2005 10:38
Thank so much for the memories.eugenia gregory foster

Thomas Sung		23-Aug-2005 22:24
It's so very touching indeed. Thanks for sharing your joy and life with Jennifer with us all.

Guest		19-Jul-2005 18:11
What a wonderful and lovely tribute. The one you love always remains young and beautiful. I wish you another 36 glorious years. May your relationship grow ever deeper regardles of reality.

llung		08-May-2005 02:30
What a wonderful photo essay of your partner through the years. For a young person like myself, it is truly inspiring.

Sean McHugh		31-Jan-2005 11:19
A very moving progression of images. This is a kind of meaningful work that we should see more of here on PBase. Thanks for the contribution. Reagards, -Sean

YNW		15-Jan-2005 06:02
Really enjoy the passion and love you expressed via the photos and descriptions!

Tasty Orange		24-Dec-2004 07:01
I found this gallery doing a search on "homes" and checked out Buffalo. I thought maybe I'm odd because I like to look at other people's history and then realized how so many people are interested in the same when I see this extensive list of comments.

popy		15-Dec-2004 20:31
This is so sweet! Be happy and update for many, many years!

Guest		25-Nov-2004 02:49
great concept with this gallery.

luis		23-Nov-2004 23:41
I truly like your photos and the touching comments you have attached to them. May you and your lovely wife be blessed with more happy years. God bless you both.

retha		15-Nov-2004 04:17
what a sweet testament to love...and the comments you've received certainly prove the power of the photographic essay. what a tremendous outpouring of emotion it provoked from both men and women, young and old. a success story in oh so many ways. kudos!

Suneel T Chandra		31-Oct-2004 12:44
Wow!!! Another definition to love. Indeed this is my first comment for whole pbase, and I couldn't able to sit quite on watching this gallery. Great man.

Nadeem		03-Oct-2004 05:07
One of the most touching picture galleries I have ever seen. Your love for one another is clear and, like most people, it's something I'd like to experience in my life. If I manage to find a partner with whom I have a tenth of the bond you and you wife have created, I would be a lucky man indeed. I wish you both all the best and hope the gallery - and your happy marriage - will continue...

Nadeem		29-Sep-2004 18:01
"I don't know what it would it be like to live without a dream." These a beautiful set of pictures: fine camera work and a photogenic model. You have been through a lot in your lives, yet don't moan or complain. That's what I find inspiring. I wish you a happy happy future; you deserve it for bearing all life's struggles with a smile. God bless, Nadeem http://www.Nutrel.com

Harry		29-Sep-2004 15:46
Gorgeous pictures of a gorgeous lady. Visit my freebies site at http://www.No1Free.com

Guest		05-Sep-2004 06:33
This is a cool arrangement. --- http://www.photos-of-the-year.com/

Guest		07-Aug-2004 14:40
I love it. The inspiriations from this gallery are to many to number.

saintj		05-Aug-2004 12:59
Simply wonderful.

Mark		27-Jul-2004 16:02
Beautiful set of pictures - one of the best galleries I have seen on Pbase My wife and I have only been together 8 years but this has inspired me to do something similar Regards - Mark ( England)

Andy		22-Jul-2004 07:18
What a lovely gallery. This is really quite touching; you obviously love your lady very much. I must say that she looks as good, if not better, now as she did in the 60's.

Paul Davis		01-Jun-2004 23:16
This is probably the coolest thing I've ever seen on the internet and I've been playing around on it a long time. Great work!!!

Guest		30-May-2004 11:19
This is gold.

Guest		21-May-2004 01:11
So did u divorce her yet?

Sean Lensink		20-May-2004 14:59
Simply inspiring!! You have really put something special together. What can I say that has not been said. Gets my vote!!!

Kathy		11-May-2004 00:44
How beautiful Karl. What amazes me is how little Jennifer has changed over the years. And speaking of years. Where did they all go? I have a feeling that for you two the best years are yet to come. Love Kathy

Chris		06-May-2004 13:10
Everything Karl has said about his wife is true, this I know for a fact. She is extremely intellegent, beautiful, accepting, fun, comfortable, loving, and my best friend as well as my oldest sister. Karl's tribute is a wonderful thing and only begins to show you what a fantastic person he is as well. Neither of them will ever age.

~T~		05-May-2004 23:05
Wonderful. Simply Wonderful

Ricardo Munoz		30-Apr-2004 16:00
Karl, thank you for sharing your success life with me. I always imagined a life like yours would be that way with me when I got married, however, it did not turn out that way for my my ex-wife and me. Life has many bumps and pot-holes along the way. We were together for 10 years, 6 years living together, and 4 years married. We have a beautiful daughter, 8 years old. We of course got divorced and divorce is like a slow death. Thank God those years are behind me now. I'm now dating someone who gives me hope for living and I pray that our future will turn out like your life with your wife. Thank you for the inspiration. God Bless

Seeram		26-Apr-2004 01:34
I really like the way you had put together all the pictures of your life partner.A Simple and Complicated Life Story told absolutely beautifull. Thanks for Sharing with everyone.. Seeram

Ryan		22-Apr-2004 01:36
Thanks for showing that a marriage can work. My dad has been divorced 5 times and my mom 3, sometimes I have doubts that i will ever find the right person based on my parents. This is a beautiful display that true love is possible, i hope to be half as happy as you are in my first, and only, marriage.

sheri		20-Apr-2004 22:44
If I asked her how she's stayed so beautiful through the years, I suspect her answer would be: good genes, and all the adoration =)

Patrick Chambers		20-Apr-2004 16:28
I live in Grandview, MO, just down the road a piece from where you and Jennifer met at college. I just wanted to say that you are a lucky man; indeed, a lucky couple. Looking at your photos made me think of my first marriage, and made me wonder what it must be like to have that continuum of relationship for so many years. It is clear that you cherish that continuum, and you have done it much honor with your site. Outstanding.

Guest		20-Apr-2004 11:14
It's hard to add to what the others have written. Jennifer has grown from a beautiful girl to a beautiful woman, yet seems to retain the "girl" in her. Your love for her is obvious and no doubt a contributing factor. How many "lost loves" did we see in this gallery. I know it reminded me of mine. Congratulations on your happiness in life and my wishes for it to continue. We should all be so lucky. Larz

MX		20-Apr-2004 06:27
I'm teary eyed....what a beautiful idea!

GO		20-Apr-2004 02:02
Excellent! What a precious thing. I wish I had maintained such a visual reminder of time spent. Methinks Sandy does too.

Roger L. Simon		19-Apr-2004 22:30
Extraordinarily moving. Just great.

C.P.		18-Apr-2004 15:40
Thank you. I love the perspective on life it gives. Very sweet.

Guest		10-Apr-2004 03:57
Thanks for guiding me through the journey of your fascinating piece of work!I'm deeply touched by your photos!I feel time changing and passes by with those unspeakable moments of Jennifer.Hope to see more!Best regards to both of you and your children!

SOULFUL IMPRESSIONS		30-Mar-2004 03:08
on the other hand...your lovely wife is lucky to be married to such a great photographer (LOL)

Dror Yalon		28-Mar-2004 19:51
Thank you, Karl, for sharing these wonderful moments with us. There is hope. Dror

Stephen Curran		24-Mar-2004 04:57
Nice going! This is very touching. Sandy's comments are kind of humorous! I always felt that Photography was freedom of expression. I had someone comment on my Photos as well..I took a photo of my two oldest daughters in a store..and placed it in a Gallery on Pbase called "Just us Kids". Someone commented on the photo that I should have moved the display table out of the way and only focused on the foremost child in the shot, stating that my DOF was suffering! These are my kids, not hired models...Geezz. I loved seeing the changes through the years....I am amazed when I look at pictures of myself and my wife over the last 15 years! Great Galley....But next time please conform to the guidlines for serious photographers!!!!!-Just kidding!

Guest		23-Mar-2004 05:13
Whar an absolutely wonderful tribute to your life's partner. You truly caught the meaning of a photo essay.

sarah		22-Mar-2004 08:16
To Sandy, who wrote the diatribe which shows she knows nothing about the meaning of photography. When I see the old photos from my past, I kick myself for not taking more pictures. Photography is not about crisp clear pictures with great highlights, color, perfect format, and originality. Photography to me is about memories, catching the special moments of one's life, expression of feelings, and love! These pictures tell a story of over 30 years. THANK YOU FOR SHARING!

Steve Fink		20-Mar-2004 03:17
Great gallery! But one picture of you two lovers together would add that much more to the story.

Todd Denlinger		18-Mar-2004 18:12
Wow, I didn't realize we had so much in common. Very nice. Thanks for stopping by the other day.

paul		18-Mar-2004 16:11
a truly wonderful story!!! congratulations and the best of luck with the years to come!

Guest		14-Mar-2004 06:41
Man, thanks for such a intimate and moving look at your life.A remarkable journey. Thank you......

Guest		11-Mar-2004 22:44
A great journey and testament to the institution of marriage! She seems perfectly content and happy - great job.

Colin Dunjohn		11-Mar-2004 11:13
All us amateur photographers run around trying to get the perfect shot and the sharpest pictures and we actually lose site of what photography really is. Your site has made me re-evaluate what I am doing in photography. I saw a couple of negative comments from people who clearly miss the whole point. Your gallery is a great tribute and thanks for letting us into your lives. Colin

Guest		10-Mar-2004 04:37
We all have our own priorities. Be good to her.

Michael McDonnell		10-Mar-2004 03:30
So many wonderful comments and deservedly so! What a tremendous tribute. You are a lucky man and she a lucky woman. Congratulations.

Guest		09-Mar-2004 22:03
Mean no disrespect, but seems like your wife is unhappy in most of the pictures

Guest		04-Mar-2004 14:50
What a wonderful gallery. Your wife is awesome. But I kept thinking that you were just as special to recognize that in her. You two are heros to marriage! Meredith

Jeff Gegner		27-Feb-2004 13:52
What a tremendously powerful statement of commitment to each other. This is a great gallery. You are very lucky!

Steve LeBlanc		24-Feb-2004 14:41
You, are a lucky man. A very lucky man.

Guest		24-Feb-2004 03:46
Great gallery! I hope I can do the same one day.

Gary Blanchette		23-Feb-2004 22:07
This is the first gallery I have ever spent this much time viewing. I literally opened each image to see what even came next in your lives. I feel as though we are old friends. This is truly a heart warming gallery that will bring a tear and smile to any face. Thank you for inviting me into your life.

Guest		22-Feb-2004 12:32
this is amazing...such history and love...what a wonderful thing to do...

tglass		20-Feb-2004 03:36
Best use of a Pbase account I've ever seen.

Guest		10-Feb-2004 22:22
This is an extraordinary gallery and you have for sure an very extraordinary wife. Greetings from Germany Martin *** martin.richter@inka.de

Geoff Delderfield Photography		10-Feb-2004 13:23
A wonderfully unique and well executed idea. You narrative is beautiful. Regards, Geoff.

pioneer77		09-Feb-2004 21:36
Thank God the pictures continued until present day. Reading your comments and how you worded them had me scared she had passed and your photo gallery was a tribute. Normally I don't even think about things like that.. weird... but I was scared to scroll down and finish the pictures. You guys have an awesome relationship.

Jonathan Reed		08-Feb-2004 06:01
Incredible, thought provoking, inspiring. I'll remember this gallery for a long time. There should be much more of this. Thanks for sharing!!

Paul Teixeira		08-Feb-2004 00:03
A wonderfull time catching gallery. It's inspiring. All the best to you, Jenny and your family. Best regards, Paul Teixeira

Tom		07-Feb-2004 04:18
Hello, my compliments for your nice photos! Please come see my photos sometime? Best regards,Tom from The Netherlands. http://members.lycos.nl/tomjutte/

Jenny		07-Feb-2004 01:19
Reminds me of my own life :) You can see my pictures at -> http://www.Olax.tk (Warning, some are a bit risque)

Michael Laker		07-Feb-2004 01:18
Gorgeous pictures. More please! For my pictures of gorgeous babes please visit http://www.121Love.com

Howard Sandler		06-Feb-2004 20:43
A great and interesting tribute. It gets my vote!

Guest		04-Feb-2004 11:20
Great idea, great title (inspires a song...), great photos...a book would be nice but, hey, pbase has its own uniqueness...

Ronn Stacy		04-Feb-2004 05:27
Wonderfully done! A treasure and you're no doubt proud of her and your years together. I can see why you kept her around too... ;-) Here's to 35 more!!!

Guest		04-Feb-2004 03:09
What a sweet gallery to post....I am a bit teary eyed thinking how nice of you to create this gallery...thanks.

thehappytraveller		04-Feb-2004 00:59
FANTASTIC. WONDERFULL. WOW! THREE CHEERS TO YOU AND JENNIFER!! IT IS MAGICAL AND VERY SPECIAL TO HAVE SUCH A PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD . THANKS FOR SHARING!

Nancy		03-Feb-2004 23:20
A true love story-- a heart filled photgraphic journey that frames the memories on paper.

Guest		03-Feb-2004 21:17
beautiful

Linda Mingay		02-Feb-2004 23:44
I just hope that someday someone will have loved me this much for this long!

Diego		02-Feb-2004 19:27
Es unaa forma estupenda de documentar una vida, y una bonita historia de amor. Por cierto, te has saltado las fotos de algunos a�os. !!ENHORABUENA�� desde Espa�a (spain)

Guest		01-Feb-2004 17:11
I'm speechless. You should publish a book based on this series.

Larry Alford		01-Feb-2004 03:19
Great photos and story,you are a very lucky man. I wish you and her many more happy years. Thanks for letting me view your life for a few minutes. lwatx

Cagie		31-Jan-2004 19:50
Very touching, Very positive. Thankyou for sharing!

gragoh		31-Jan-2004 16:04
Jennifer has grown to be more beautiful thru the years. Ure a lucky man Karl! I wish you both the very best towards another 35 wonderful years together!

Guest		30-Jan-2004 22:39
Interesting idea...thanks for sharing

Mark Jones		30-Jan-2004 16:23
This is very inspiring and beautiful!

Tom		30-Jan-2004 12:05
Dear Karl with this "diary" you made a beautiful gift to your family and all visitors of PBase as well. I like your idea to document you life in that way. All my best wishes for you and your family. I envy you for this story. (from Tom, Karlsruhe, Germany)

Guest		30-Jan-2004 06:34
This is an unbelievable gallery, really inspiring. Congratulations on your marriage. I wish you another 35 years of joy and happiness together. Thanks for sharing.

don_may		30-Jan-2004 04:20
Quite simply, a beautiful testament to time and love. Thank you not only for the gallery, but the simplicity of which prompted me to tears of joy for my own good fortune.

Ray		30-Jan-2004 00:18
What is up with that Sandy guy? Some kind of photo snob about art? This site claims "The primary mission of PBase.com is to be the best photo sharing and photo hosting web site", not that other crap Sandy is ranting about. Thanks for sharing your pics, they are very nice. Anyway, most come here to look at the nude girls really, not the art. Maybe you should add some nude photos of your wife, I mean just to make it more artsy fartsy :)

Gilles Navet		29-Jan-2004 23:34
Really a great and emotional pieces of life

Guest		29-Jan-2004 22:27
great idea.

Teresa		29-Jan-2004 20:56
I am so touched by your gallery I just don't know what to say. Thank you so much for sharing your photos and your wonderful story.

Sandy		29-Jan-2004 09:38
Let's be honest, not only sentimental and romantic...Your wife is a lovely creature and it's quite true that she has remained as beautiful as when she was 19, probably your love has helped her to be this way too. I think it's splendid that you love each other so much, but what has all that really to do with a photo gallery? You have scanned old snapshots that are important for you and for your family, but from a strictly technical and artistic point of view they are just very average, then you have expressed your feelings for your wife in a touching, very sincere and also rather naive and romantic way, all that is very sweet, but really what has all that to do with skill for photography? It's a blog to move people, using their inner regrets or their ideals to make them identify in a romantic story as in a movie. It's a sign of people double sided and basically banal mentality to notice that at the top of the popular galleries list there is your romantic one and the one of that "angel". People seem to need basic suggestions to be happy, tears, love and bad taste humour... It would be probably nicer if we learnt to live our own stories instead of identify ourselves in others' ones and to imagine happiness as an ideal kingdom throught the medium of a third party. Said that. I'm happy for you and for your beautiful wife...a little less for the angel :^))

Allan		29-Jan-2004 02:18
I have never read a book that was a better love story than your gallery! You are both very lucky to have each other. Lets me see what I have missed in my life.

oneworldisenough		28-Jan-2004 20:47
I think you have a movie script here. Parisians cling to a saying..."Paris is the only city in the world where a woman at 20 will be even more beautiful at 40"...I think you may have finally proved that statement false. Great gallery.

Olli		28-Jan-2004 19:49
Standing ovations from germany. Nothing more to say.

Ralph Vanover		28-Jan-2004 15:38
An interesting and touching photographic journey. Maybe your wife should do one on you. Thanks for sharing both the concept and the results. http://www.pbase.com/ralph

Mike		28-Jan-2004 15:28
This is what photography is all about. Very nice job, some of the best on pbase.com.

Chip Curley		28-Jan-2004 02:27
This is fantastic! Loved sharing your journey.

Ray :)		27-Jan-2004 22:35
Karl: this is a sweet idea. I shouldn't worry about photography standards, as they're quite acceptable and the really important thing is that you are celebrating 35 wonderful years with the one you love. That's all that matters!

Jim Fuglestad		27-Jan-2004 19:04
Karl, this is beautiful. This is photography. This is the good life. Thanks.

Guest		27-Jan-2004 17:36
very GREAT!! simply love this gallery!!

Eric Hewis		27-Jan-2004 17:12
P.S. Great lady!

Eric Hewis		27-Jan-2004 17:12
Great idea, great pictures! I look forward to seeing 2004. Maybe you should start one for the kids.

Eric Hewis		27-Jan-2004 17:12
Great idea, great pictures! I look forward to seeing 2004. Maybe you should start one for the kids.

Guest		26-Jan-2004 18:04
You've captured all the beauty that time gives. http://www.photozo.com

Guest		26-Jan-2004 15:53
Hi, Firstly, please tell you wife that she is still so beautiful. This was really amazing. 35 years of marriage with all those memories. Confgragulations to you both. I'm only married for 2.5 years and can't imagine how it can be but I wish with all my heart that you live the next 35 years together. Osman

Codino Divino		26-Jan-2004 13:35
Besides what others have side, I would like to add that you have reminded me: - the definition of photography (something that I'm starting to get lost) - the definition of a rich live (obviously I am empty) - the definition of love (I hope that my girl-friend won't see this) And in the first time in my life that I want to say "May God Bless You". And one thing I am not sure is - why don't you put pictures with you two together? Ah I see. You were there. What a true photographer!

Guest		26-Jan-2004 08:33
Beautifull pics. Thanx

Steve Cavanah		26-Jan-2004 04:00
you are a lucky man

Frank		25-Jan-2004 17:05
Is that ever nice! She gets more beautiful as time goes by...Very nice gallery!

Cupid		25-Jan-2004 16:18
Wonderful. Past lives-Present lives-Future lives Everlasting Love. Good for you. :)

Anna Yu		24-Jan-2004 21:05
Wonderful, touching, bravo. /Anna

Stephen		24-Jan-2004 21:04
hello, very nice photos, keep up the great work. http://members.rogers.com/stephenjohnson

Camilo Cano		23-Jan-2004 23:22
It's been one year and five months since I married and like you and Jennifer we are living a similar life. I am starting my hobbie in photography and this tribute is something I just admire. These are lessons in love and life, not to mention in photography. As someone before said, its not the photograph but the picture. Thanks for sharing.

Guest		23-Jan-2004 17:55
This is the greatest story I have ever heard. It is so inspirational. Thanks for sharing it. Sometimes the picture is more important than the photography.....not everyone is smart enough to know this.

Guest		23-Jan-2004 17:25
I enjoyed these photos but I couldn't help noticing that it looks as though the 80's and early 90's were tough times.After you moved to the lake it really shows through how much happier your wife is.Just like she was in the early photos.It just shows that people need to push their "restart button" once in a while and do whats best for themselves.

nevadaoutback		23-Jan-2004 16:12
Thank You for the trip, My Wife and I enjoyed this very much. This is my 2nd marrige, and my 1st true love. I think the comments from some are typical of shallow people. This is one of the BEST tributes I have seen, I only wish I thought of it first!

Guest		23-Jan-2004 14:04
I really enjoyed your gallery and story. It show's that things just end up working out. I've been married 2 years now, we have moved 4 times, struggled with the military and separations for about 3 of the 6 years we have been together and the good thing is, money doesn't matter because we don't have it. =) Beautiful story though, I would do the same about my husband in a couple decades.

Rosanne		23-Jan-2004 12:18
You are a very average photographer, but you obviously adore your wife. It's moving and nice that you felt like dedicating a gallery to her, but if you paid a little more attention to the quality of the pictures and their presentation, you'd offer even a better tribute to her.

ann isshinryu_mom		22-Jan-2004 02:59
Hi Karl and Jennifer! I just wanted you to know how much the sharing of your life meant to me today. I was searching for pictures of Michigan and happened upon some of your travels and from there began reading... what a lovely tribute to your wife, Karl. And, Jennifer... what a man he must be. 19 years ago I married my high school sweetheart at the age of 21 and we came up with the same 'rule' for marriage as you (and have never gone to bed angry with each other that I can recall). I've been going through a kind of down time lately... we seem to have reached that stage where so much of life consists of chaffeuring and bills, schedules and responsiblities that there hasn't been a lot of time left for us. Reading your "story" gave me such hope and encouragement tonight. I've just lost my focus a bit, I think. Your words have helped me see that. I hope your lives will be blessed today for the sharing of your journey. Thank you.

Guest		20-Jan-2004 03:04
The first time I looked through the Jennifer gallery, I missed the text. I've just read through it and looked at the photos again. This is such a great story that I've sent a bunch of my friends here. Why do stories like this never get on TV? Good for you guys!

Ken Lien		06-Jan-2004 03:00
Karl, You are one of the luckiest husbands in this whole world to marry such a great girl to be your lovely wife for life. By looking at her photos and your descriptions about the journey of your life with Jennifer, I know she is every man's dream wife. I am so touched by your wonderful loving relationship with Jennifer!! Your are so blessed to have her as your wife!! God bless both of you and your family!! Ken

Peter Bowden		05-Jan-2004 21:45
I did a "search" using "1969" and found Jennifer's picture. What a wonderful tribute to your wife!

Eric Hewis		24-Dec-2003 18:39
Nice idea, the pictures could do with some dates on them.

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