Earlier today I was asked by a four-time loser in the marriage game if my husband had changed after we got married. Had his behavior altered significantly from his dating persona to his spousal persona? After a brief consideration, I said no.
I thought about that question for the rest of rest of the day. I realized I was wrong.
When we were dating, he gave me roses. Now he gives me rose bushes.
Make of that what you will.
Edited to add: Ahhhh, the irony.
Here Lies Spooky's Marriage
Oct. 31, 1999 - Dec. 31, 2015
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Monday, May 05, 2014
Just a quickie...
Do you remember Angela, the Taco Lady from my last post? The one who stabbed her boyfriend because he couldn't produce the promised comestibles? Or so she said, although it turned out to be more about him refusing to participate in a threesome with her and the neighbor lady, rather than a dearth of Mexican food.
Angela came to see me today.
Believe it or not, she is unemployed. I began to question her about looking for work. She receives disability for "mental issues", but can still work part time. Paying for probation and paying off her bail bond, in addition to keeping a roof over her head, is going to take some doing. She's going to need a part-time job.
When I presented her with that fact, her eyes widened with simulated horror.
"I can't! I just can't do that!" she said, gasping for a panicky breath.
"What's stopping you?"
"I have agoraphobia! I can't be around people - I don't do crowds!"
As God is my copilot, so to speak, I did not say the first thing that popped into my head: 'Since when is three NOT a crowd?!'
Angela came to see me today.
Believe it or not, she is unemployed. I began to question her about looking for work. She receives disability for "mental issues", but can still work part time. Paying for probation and paying off her bail bond, in addition to keeping a roof over her head, is going to take some doing. She's going to need a part-time job.
When I presented her with that fact, her eyes widened with simulated horror.
"I can't! I just can't do that!" she said, gasping for a panicky breath.
"What's stopping you?"
"I have agoraphobia! I can't be around people - I don't do crowds!"
As God is my copilot, so to speak, I did not say the first thing that popped into my head: 'Since when is three NOT a crowd?!'
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