Do you ever become annoyed at your spouse? Then you may relate to my article on Army of Ermas blog today. And please don't get huffy--my husband gave his permission to post it, in fact, he thought it was funny.
This is hilarious, Jeanette! Shades of Erma. I liked it so much I shared it on Facebook. (BTW - there's some glitch over there...there was no link to leave a comment.)
I cannot stop laughing!! If your husband is the founder and president, mine is most definitely his vice president, one man panel of experts, and otherwise right hand man. Seriously. That whole thing could have been about MY husband!! Brilliantly written, Jeanette
Oh yeah, I can relate. :) It's the little things that everyone tells you not to sweat. Like leaving the sliding closet doors open 3-4" so the dark cavern glares at me, begging for concealment. Or claiming the middle of our queen-sized bed as his own space and injecting his bony elbows into my soft tissue as I cling to the remaining few inches. But he has far more good traits than bad and I love him too much to complain about such trivialities so guess I'm destined to put up with them.
Uh... I heard on a tv show (from the kitchen so I don't know which one it was) how many hours of football on tv is normal. For my husband? He's over the top, but he's still one of the good guys.
The Mrs. would offer a resounding "Yes." On the way over to read it...
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious, Jeanette! Shades of Erma. I liked it so much I shared it on Facebook. (BTW - there's some glitch over there...there was no link to leave a comment.)
ReplyDeleteLOL! Love it. :)
ReplyDeleteI cannot stop laughing!! If your husband is the founder and president, mine is most definitely his vice president, one man panel of experts, and otherwise right hand man. Seriously. That whole thing could have been about MY husband!! Brilliantly written, Jeanette
ReplyDeleteThis is just the laugh I need today:)
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I can relate. :) It's the little things that everyone tells you not to sweat. Like leaving the sliding closet doors open 3-4" so the dark cavern glares at me, begging for concealment. Or claiming the middle of our queen-sized bed as his own space and injecting his bony elbows into my soft tissue as I cling to the remaining few inches. But he has far more good traits than bad and I love him too much to complain about such trivialities so guess I'm destined to put up with them.
ReplyDeleteFun post over there, Jen!
Thanks, sweeties. You make writing worth it!
ReplyDeleteI will check out the glitch...
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ReplyDeleteOh Amen to that! This was hilarious- mostly because we all know its true!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chuckles today!
Uh... I heard on a tv show (from the kitchen so I don't know which one it was) how many hours of football on tv is normal. For my husband? He's over the top, but he's still one of the good guys.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog :) I do so appreciate it.
I can so relate to the one about being in the place I want to be. How does this happen? We have plenty of space. Very clever piece.
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