One morning we were sitting on the couch. I was finishing my coffee and watching the morning news. I needed to get upstairs to get ready for work.
“Hold me, I’m going up,” I said.
“I held you earlier!” he said.
Now that’s love.
One morning we were sitting on the couch. I was finishing my coffee and watching the morning news. I needed to get upstairs to get ready for work.
“Hold me, I’m going up,” I said.
“I held you earlier!” he said.
Now that’s love.
One day when I was just being myself but my husband thought I was being annoying:
“You make me out to be a horrible, crazy, annoying person,” I said.
“I don’t make you out to be anything. I just tell it like it is,” he said.
Year: 2011
Genre: Comedy/Drama/Romance
Description from IMDb: A middle-aged husband’s life changes dramatically when his wife asks him for a divorce. He seeks to rediscover his manhood with the help of a new-found friend Jacob, learning to pick up girls at bars.
Wife: I found this to be a really sweet, uplifting, and funny movie. It was very much about family. It had a great plot and was surprisingly good. Needless to say, great actors. What a cast!
Husband: Although I had picked this out for my wife, I didn’t think I would like it. But, I found myself entertained by it. I like Steve Carell. I cared about the characters, sometimes negatively. I didn’t like Julianne Moore’s character at all.
Husband-Wife Compatibility Score: 9
“Come look at Bella!” I said to my husband. Bella, one of our two cats, was in my closet sitting on the floor looking so cute. She’s not supposed to be in my closet because she likes to use it as a bathroom. That made it extra funny and cute to me. It was like she was just sitting there quietly thinking I wouldn’t notice. I like to point out funny and cute things to my husband (in order that he’s never deprived). So, as he was walking out of the bedroom I said, “Come look at Bella!” He did not look amused. As he walked over towards the closet he said, “She better be juggling or something.”
That husband.
Remember those commercials from the 70′s with the couple in the summer field running towards each other ending in a warm and loving embrace? Well I have one of those stories. Almost. Last night husband and I met at a metro stop on the platform. When I got off the train I looked for him on the platform. At first I didn’t see him, but then further down the platform, as if through the mist, he appeared. He looked so handsome in his blue coat and red scarf. Although we walked to each other, not ran, it was a sweet moment. It ended in a warm and loving embrace.
The morning after when we woke up, I said “I was so happy to see you on the platform.”
He said, “When I saw you I said `Oh no. It’s my wife.’”
Just like the commercial.
The weekend before last we took a 5 hour car trip. About halfway through, I burst out with what I thought was some thrilling information.
“The best and healthiest car trip foods are fruit and nuts,” I said.
“Thank you, Karyl,” my husband said.
“You are so obnoxious,” I said.
“I’m obnoxious?” he said.
“The average person might think you are polite, but I know better,” I said.
“The average person might think you are interesting, but I know better,” he said.
Fair enough. Fair enough.
Year: 2011
Genre: Drama
Description (from IMDb): An aspiring author during the civil rights movement of the 1960s decides to write a book detailing the African-American maid’s point of view on the white families for which they work, and the hardships they go through on a daily basis.
Wife: This is definitely a chick flick. I was surprised that my husband offered to watch it with me. I didn’t even ask him to; he volunteered. I had read the book. I even discussed it in my book club. I enjoyed the book and was excited about seeing what they did with it in the movie. I liked the movie and thought the story translated well on the big screen. It had the right spirit. I recommend you read the book. Then see the movie. Love, love, love the quote: “You is kind. You is smart. You is important.”
Husband: The history was definitely a lure. The emotions the movie evoked were genuine. The movie kept me welded to the screen. The actors were believable and I developed a sincere dislike for several of the characters.
Husband-Wife Compatibility Score: 10
Reblogged from Relishing Life:
I came across this quote, and it could t be more true... I don't have much more to say about this, just wanted to remind myself that I have been forgiven of much, so I must forgive!!! And forgiving means forgetting and not bringing it back up the next time I'm angry and saying things I shouldn't! If it's not positive, it doesn't need to come out of my mouth....