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Marrying and divorcing in Heaven

It seems that a devout, good couple was about to get married,but a tragic car accident ended their lives. When they got toheaven, they asked St. Peter if he could arrange for them toget married, saying that it was what they had hoped for in life,and they still desired wedded union. He thought about it andagreed, but said they would have to wait.It was almost one hundred years later when St. Peter sent forthem. They were married in a simple ceremony. So things wenton, for thirty years or so, but they determined, in this time,that eternity was best not spent together. They went back toSt. Peter, and said: „We thought we would be happy forever, butnow we believe that we have irreconcilable differences. Is thereany way we can get divorced?“ „Are you kidding?“ said St. Peter.“It took me a hundred years to get a priest up here to marryyou. I will never get a lawyer!“

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