In a landmark achievement, centenarians Frank and Anita Milford, celebrated their 81st wedding anniversary yesterday.
And, in case, you're wondering what's keeping their marriage alive, well the answer is pretty 'mundane' - regular rows!The couple, who became man and wife in 1928, met at a YMCA dance in Plymouth, where they still live.
As for what's keeping them stay so strong - they say that they still have daily squabbles.
"Not big rows, just the odd cross word. As far as I'm concerned, it's healthy," The Times quoted Anita, as saying.
However, as well as a little argument, "a little romance" is also essential.
"It's our golden rule," Mrs Milford said.
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Frank, a retired dockyard worker, said: "To win over your sweetheart you need a dose of old-fashioned chivalry and don't let your standards slip."
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