When she finished, Morrie opened his eyes and tears rolled down his cheeks.
In all the years I have listened to my wife sing, I never heard her the way he did at that moment.
Marriage. Almost everyone I knew had a problem with it.
Some had problems getting into it, some had problems getting out.
My generation seemed to struggle with the commitment, as if it were an alligator from some murky swamp.
I had gotten used to attending weddings, congratulating the couple,
and feeling only mild surprise when I saw the groom a few years later
sitting in a restaurant with a younger woman whom he introduced as a friend.
“You know, I'm separated from so-and-so...” he would say.
Why do we have such problems? I asked Morrie about this.
Having waited seven years before I proposed to Janine, I wondered if people my age were being more careful
than those who came before us, or simply more selfish?
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