Part 2 of the desired forgettable, yet unforgettable moments of marriage is here!
See this if you missed part 1. Hopefully, you won't regret taking a moment to read that one first before you plunge ahead to this post.
Let's refresh what this post is about:
We all have these moments, don't we? You know, the moments that you never want to relive. The moments that you pray everyone will forget. The moments that make your cheeks turn red just thinking about it. The moments you wish you could forget, but you know will never be forgotten. Well, I figured since there was no hope of these memories ever being forgotten, I might as well record them. So please, enjoy mine and Taylor's desired forgettable, yet unforgettable moments of marriage.
So, you ready? Here goes,
Part 2:
For the past few months, Taylor has been going to the gym with his dad every morning. The other day, while we were both in the bathroom getting ready, I turned to Taylor and asked, "So, which particular muscles are you working on?"
Part 2:
For the past few months, Taylor has been going to the gym with his dad every morning. The other day, while we were both in the bathroom getting ready, I turned to Taylor and asked, "So, which particular muscles are you working on?"
Taylor named off a few, and then gave me a quizzical look, "Why?"
I obviously wasn't thinking, because I answered with the truth, when I should have answered with a lie.
"I just wanted to know, so I knew which muscles to compliment."
As soon as that came out of my mouth, I slapped my hand to my mouth and whispered, "Dang it."
Definitely ruined that. Good job, wife.
You weren't supposed to tell him that was why you were asking!
Now, whenever I compliment Taylor and hiscute sexy muscles, Tay always just laughs and rolls his eyes.
No muscle compliment from the wife is taken as a sincere complement from here on out.
Dang it, dang it, dang it.
A couple of Saturdays ago, Taylor woke up much earlier than I did. He started playing video games, while he waited for me to wake up. The handsome boy just didn't realize how loud the surround system was.
So, half-asleep I yelled from the bedroom:
"David!"
No response.
Still half-asleep: "David!"
No response.
Still half-asleep: "David, can you turn that down?"
Taylor walked into the bedroom slowly. "Did you just call me David? Multiple times?"
I opened my eyes, this time fully awake, and said, "Yeah....yeah...I did. Who's David?"
"That's what I wanted to ask you." Taylor said as he playfully winked at me. "Who's David, and why is my wife thinking about him first thing in the morning?"
I just started laughing. Who the heck is David? I hardly even know a David!
Don't worry, dearest husband, you have nothing to worry about. I was thinking about you first thing in the morning...I just couldn't remember your name. ;)
Taylor came home one day and said to me as he walked into the door, "Hello, my chubby bride!"
His face looked just as surprised as mine when the words came out of his mouth.
"I...have...no idea why I just said that...." Taylor said, with a confused look on his face.
Now, the nickname has stuck...just for kicks. ;)
But it sure was funny to see his face once he realized what he had just said.
This one actually has a blog post of it's own, but I think it deserves to be on this post as well:
Taylor (with a sad face): "You forgot my half birthday..."
Me: "What? When was it?"
Taylor: "February 1st."
Me: "Whoops. Sorry. But you didn't remember or celebrate mine on October 15th."
Taylor: "Well, we were on our honeymoon that day, so that's automatic celebration."
Me: "We weren't on our honeymoon on October 15th..."
Taylor: "Yes, we were..."
Me: "Taylor, our honeymoon was only five days."
Taylor: "Yeah, I know. We got married on the 11th. So we were still on our honeymoon on the 15th."
Me: "Are you serious?" Then I explode in violent laughter. "This is so sad."
Taylor just looked at me with a confused look and said, "The 11th..." in a small timid voice. Then a startled look of realization and immediate regret hit his face (an appropriate "oh shizzz" face), until he joined me in uncontrollable laughter.
We've only been married for 5 months and he's already forgotten that we were married on the 8th. And he can't even use old-age as an excuse...
Hope you enjoyed. Look forward to Part 3 of the desired forgettable, yet unforgettable moments of marriage. Coming soon. :)
I obviously wasn't thinking, because I answered with the truth, when I should have answered with a lie.
"I just wanted to know, so I knew which muscles to compliment."
As soon as that came out of my mouth, I slapped my hand to my mouth and whispered, "Dang it."
Definitely ruined that. Good job, wife.
You weren't supposed to tell him that was why you were asking!
Now, whenever I compliment Taylor and his
No muscle compliment from the wife is taken as a sincere complement from here on out.
Dang it, dang it, dang it.
A couple of Saturdays ago, Taylor woke up much earlier than I did. He started playing video games, while he waited for me to wake up. The handsome boy just didn't realize how loud the surround system was.
So, half-asleep I yelled from the bedroom:
"David!"
No response.
Still half-asleep: "David!"
No response.
Still half-asleep: "David, can you turn that down?"
Taylor walked into the bedroom slowly. "Did you just call me David? Multiple times?"
I opened my eyes, this time fully awake, and said, "Yeah....yeah...I did. Who's David?"
"That's what I wanted to ask you." Taylor said as he playfully winked at me. "Who's David, and why is my wife thinking about him first thing in the morning?"
I just started laughing. Who the heck is David? I hardly even know a David!
Don't worry, dearest husband, you have nothing to worry about. I was thinking about you first thing in the morning...I just couldn't remember your name. ;)
Taylor came home one day and said to me as he walked into the door, "Hello, my chubby bride!"
His face looked just as surprised as mine when the words came out of his mouth.
"I...have...no idea why I just said that...." Taylor said, with a confused look on his face.
Now, the nickname has stuck...just for kicks. ;)
But it sure was funny to see his face once he realized what he had just said.
This one actually has a blog post of it's own, but I think it deserves to be on this post as well:
Taylor (with a sad face): "You forgot my half birthday..."
Me: "What? When was it?"
Taylor: "February 1st."
Me: "Whoops. Sorry. But you didn't remember or celebrate mine on October 15th."
Taylor: "Well, we were on our honeymoon that day, so that's automatic celebration."
Me: "We weren't on our honeymoon on October 15th..."
Taylor: "Yes, we were..."
Me: "Taylor, our honeymoon was only five days."
Taylor: "Yeah, I know. We got married on the 11th. So we were still on our honeymoon on the 15th."
Me: "Are you serious?" Then I explode in violent laughter. "This is so sad."
Taylor just looked at me with a confused look and said, "The 11th..." in a small timid voice. Then a startled look of realization and immediate regret hit his face (an appropriate "oh shizzz" face), until he joined me in uncontrollable laughter.
We've only been married for 5 months and he's already forgotten that we were married on the 8th. And he can't even use old-age as an excuse...
Hope you enjoyed. Look forward to Part 3 of the desired forgettable, yet unforgettable moments of marriage. Coming soon. :)
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You guys just rock...
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