darby and joan

The phrase "darby and joan" typically refers to a retired couple who have been married for a long time and lead a peaceful and contented life together. It is often used to describe a harmonious and happy relationship between an elderly couple who spend their time together in a relaxed and contented manner. The term originated from a romantic poem called "Darby and Joan" by Henry Woodfall in 1735 and has since become a common expression to describe a loving and enduring partnership.


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