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Category Archives: marriage
What to look for in a husband
Today is Couponman’s birthday. He’s not a snazzy dresser. When we married years ago, my daughters hid his polyester golf pants from him. He doesn’t have a six-pack (unless he found it in the bargain bin). He’s not rolling in … Continue reading
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Does this mean I’m not married?
A letter arrived from the U.S. Department of State. “We cannot issue your passport,” it read, “as you have been known under more than one name.” Wow, had they heard of Couponman? “If your name has not been legally changed … Continue reading
The principle of it
As a wife, many of us feel we occasionally come in second. But on your anniversary? The phone rang. Couponman picked it up and put it on speaker. “This is Chase Bank,” identified the voice. “We are calling to verify … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary
That’s a stretch
The front seat of Couponman’s car is always cluttered with torn coupons, receipts, and miscellaneous debris picked up at the 99¢ Store. I try to scooch to the front edge of the seat so that I don’t disturb his treasures. … Continue reading
Posted in communication, humor, marriage, shopping
Tagged age
My guy
Couponman has a problem. Sometimes I’m the problem, but that’s not the one I’m talking about today. I’m talking about the other one – his fifty percent average. My dad had a phrase for it – half-a**ed. Funny, my Japanese … Continue reading
Posted in holidays, marriage
Tagged Valentine's Day
Strike out
This morning after working a long week including over thirty hours overtime, I sat in front of the computer again. I needed a break, so I Googled the local reduced-price movie house and glanced at the show times. The Ides of … Continue reading
Comfort levels
You probably remember from older posts that I like organization. Couponman says he likes it when I, for example, organize his closets so his shirts are sorted by long sleeve shirts and short sleeve, then by color. But it never lasts … Continue reading
Posted in communication, humor, marriage
Tagged husbands, organization
So that’s why the baby laughs
Yesterday I ventured out past home with my husband. It was our wedding anniversary. The only rule about the weekend was that I did not want to be involved in the planning. I know that may sound scary to many women, but … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversary
Let’s spice it up
Forty years earlier, an anxious bride and groom, only an hour away from their big event, awaited the arrival of their wedding cake. A call was made to the bakery. It seems the order was accidentally placed in the wrong … Continue reading
If you could live your life over
My sister Holly, contemplating a return to the proverbial dating meat market, wasn’t convinced it was worth it. “I don’t get lonely,” she said. “I kind of like my own company. I can figure out and do most everything. Why … Continue reading
