Is there no way for two friendly souls to converse together, although the bodies are 400 miles off? Yes, by letter. I want to hear you think, or to see your thoughts.

John Adams · The source reads: “Is there no Way for two friendly Souls, to converse together, altho the Bodies are 400 Miles off? Yes by Letter. ... I want to hear you think, or to see your Thoughts. (a sentence stands between)” · John Adams writing to Abigail from Philadelphia during the Continental Congress, April 28, 1776.

Life with you is a perpetual honeymoon.

A short anniversary toast for a couple that never got over each other.

Loved you yesterday, love you still, always have, always will.

The four beat card rhyme that shows up on anniversary gifts everywhere; no author has ever been found.

Being someone's first love may be great, but to be their last is beyond perfect.

A widely shared anniversary line with no known author.

“Is there no way for two friendly souls to converse together, although the bodies are 400 miles off? Yes, by letter. I want to hear you think, or to see your thoughts.”

“Life with you is a perpetual honeymoon.”

“Loved you yesterday, love you still, always have, always will.”

“Being someone's first love may be great, but to be their last is beyond perfect.”

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Is there no way for two friendly souls to converse together, although the bodies are 400 miles off? Yes, by letter. I want to hear you think, or to see your thoughts.

Life with you is a perpetual honeymoon.

Loved you yesterday, love you still, always have, always will.

Being someone's first love may be great, but to be their last is beyond perfect.