University Reminiscer Pillows

'Look Darling, it's Crazy Eddie from University. He hasn't changed a bit.'

"I really miss being in a committed relationship, Randy." "Which part do you miss most?" "Having someone disagree with you over what you're going to eat, or over what TV shows you're going to watch? Or do you miss having to account for how you spend your time? Or having to explain why you bought yourself something awesome without first getting permission?" "Mostly I miss the back rubs. They don't ask you to wash the dishes first at massage parlors."

'I'm old enough to remember when smiley faces were right side up.'

'It's a shame you didn't get to use all those little blue pills before Ted died.'

"The last time I was in Europe was 4 boyfriends ago..."

"When we were dating it was all wine, soft lights, and candy. So nothing's changed really."

'That one was taken on our wedding day, when he was young, handsome and in love. That other one was taken when he was older, more mature and a pain in the neck.'

"I thought you might like to hear how my love-making sounded when I was a younger man."

"It's amazing. Nobody's changed."

'You've never forgotten that Elsie Turner, have you George!'

My first Boyfriend.

"I remember it well, me in wig and gown, gazing down at you, a picture of innocence, standing in the dock."

"If I remember correctly, you were the only one the dating agency had left over."

'We've been through thick and thin. Tell me about the thin again.'

"Remember the great cranberry scare of '59? And the cellular phone hysteria of '93? Ralph Nader's killer hot dog with the nitrates? Our evacuation at Love Canal? Remember the toxic-teeth scare, with the amalgam fillings leeching mercury into our gullets?..."

"Honey! Remember when we first met and you used to nibble my ear?"

"We never have any activities that make for cute anecdotes anymore."

'The little punks were waving a red flag at me! In my youth, I would have given them a run for their money!'

"Forty years ago on this very seat I proposed to you. Made up your mind yet?"

"God, I was magnificent!"

'This is the same table we had when I proposed years ago. See? It still has my fingernail marks.'

"Enjoy your youth. Soon you'll be an old cynic like me with nothing worth barking at."

"No, I don't remember our wedding vows. Who remembers an argument 20 years ago?"

'Check it out, honey...some of my wedding clothes still fit!'

"Forty years ago on this very seat I proposed to you. Made up your mind yet?"

Another Programme Reminding You How Much Better Music Used To Be.

"This is as romantic as when we were young and newly married, don't you think?"

Ned thinks back to his youth.

"Could you run those numbers by me again? I was thinking of an old love."

"Listen - he's playing our tune."

"Do you realise, Bernard, that in sixty-five years you've never once called me babe?"