One calendar two users, collaborate not share.

I want one calendar that my wife and I can both edit from our respective macs. Not share but actually edit. I want to be able to edit her entries and she wants to edit mine. Is there no way to do this?

the answer differs whether you want to achieve this on a local network at home or if you want to achieve this over the net, when both of you are in different locations, or if you want to be able to acces your ical calendars on the net.
i would suggest you look at the following:
www.busymac.com
www.spanningsync.com
www.mac.com (the .mac solution)
http://www.markspace.com/synctogether.php
http://www.macness.com/blog/
i know spanningsync and busysync from busymac will work with leopard, of course .mac does, and gsync from macness also, don't know about synctogether from markspace.
hope this helps and let me know if you have other questions once you know exactly what you want to achieve.

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    Thanks so much for your comment ~morgen.
    Sorry, I should have mentioned, that it what my first thought so I tested by ensuring the email address associated with the user account (not hosted on the server but by Google Apps) is recieving all other mail.
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