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then the next day she flushes her 500$, 3 week old, perscription glasses that you just paid for down the toilet
kinda leaves you on the edge of your seat for tomorrow
>> Did she bump them in on accident right after she flushed?
fell off her shirt, yup
My wife was on the phone w/ a client when I set off the smoke detector. He asked her what the commotion was about and she said it was just her husband cooking again.
I was thinking I needed to work on her on her marketing finesse a bit, but at second glance, I think she had it nailed.
...when you find the beautiful entirely hand-stitched quilt your mother spent a year making for your 16th birthday, made partly with fabrics from your grandmother and great grandmother...
has been donated to your new puppy for bedding.
your new, young, CHEWY puppy.
your new, young, chewy, SICKY-UPPY PRONE puppy.
and not to your puppy's bed in the nice, clean, dry laundry, either.
Nooo.
To your puppy's day bed in the garage.
To your puppy's CHOPPED THE BOTTOM OFF AN OLD CHEMICAL DRUM THAT WE USED FOR A COMPOST BIN FOR A YEAR AND STILL WHIFFS OF GREEN MATTER day bed in the garage.
:#
Man still owes me.
(just to turn the tables on the boys for a bit)...when you find the beautiful entirely hand-stitched quilt your mother spent a year making for your 16th birthday, made partly with fabrics from your grandmother and great grandmother...
did the man know how precious that quilt was when he selected it for use as puppy bedding?
pharanque:did the man know how precious that quilt was when he selected it for use as puppy bedding?
*lol* yeah, he did. Or at least you'd think he'd remember after having heard exactly how important it was on previous occasions when he:
- thought one of the fabrics was a good match for his daughter's favorite doll's body and I stopped him just before he cut a patch out of it. (though he does get big kudos for patching the doll himself at all).
- tried to use it for packing material when we were moving house - to go between the edges of furniture and his grotty, oil-stained ropes.
*sigh* but no. Completely oblivious. I'm starting to think he has a vendetta against the quilt.
jatar_k - no worries mate. Was just surprised that the girls hadn't made it in here yet. :)
Forgiven but not forgotten
[edited by: lawman at 3:51 pm (utc) on May 1, 2007]
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events that threaten marital bliss
From me: coming home with a new expensive toy that will surely require a ton of expensive upgrades and add-ons over the coming year.
From her: You know that [project that took a week to complete] you did? I'm thinking it should be [larger, smaller, different color, completely rebuilt].
husbands are perfect
I asked a friend (a man) if he would have done anything different in his marriage if he'd had to do it over again, after his third bitter divorce. His reply, in all seriousness, was, "No, I was the perfect husband."
I think it is safe to say, at minimum, he lacked introspection. :)
[edited by: Jane_Doe at 8:59 pm (utc) on April 30, 2007]