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Sudoku #51

Category: Sudoku
Sun, 14 Aug 2005, 09:39

For Sylvana and me, today is our wedding anniversary. Without a doubt, I can say meeting Sylvana was the best thing that ever happened to me, and I've enjoyed every day of married life.

Some people like to talk about the "traditional definition of marriage". However, there's really no such thing. The institution of marriage has changed constantly over the past centuries, and continues to change. For example, at one time, wives were considered to be the property of their husbands. Fortunately, that point of view no longer exists.

There are other ways marriage has changed. For example, at one time in Ontario, the only weddings that were legally recognized were those performed in Anglican churches. At one time, interracial marriages were illegal, and even dating outside your own race could send you to jail.

For us, marriage could have been difficult a hundred years ago, or in certain other countries, since her family is Catholic and mine is Protestant!

Fortunately, we now live in more enlightened times. And recently, the Canadian government passed legislation allowing even more couples the opportunity to enjoy the institution of marriage.

So, after you're done with todays puzzle, go tell your significant other how much your relationship means to you. On second though, do that first, then solve the puzzle.

Hans

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