Chapter One
From the opening pages
A wedding anniversary doesn’t disappear from the calendar just because the marriage did. The date stays where it was, and the body often remembers it before the conscious mind catches up — a low mood on a Tuesday morning that doesn’t make sense until you glance at the date and it all lands at once.
This short book covers that strange physical recognition, deciding whether the day is worth marking at all, handling the unwanted digital reminders that arrive whether you want them or not, and how this date’s intensity genuinely does soften, year on year, given enough time.
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