We met on a 7th-grade field trip. Twenty years later, I secretly recreated it and we rekindled our romance. - Business Insider
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The author and her husband met in 7th grade.
According to my childhood diary, I met my husband on our seventh-grade field trip to Canobie Lake Park — a local theme park, an hour north of Boston. From the Ferris wheel overlooking the freshwater lake to the 90-year-old wooden coaster called the Yankee Cannonball, it would be hard to find a more idyllic spot for a middle school meet-cute in New England.
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