Valhalla Golf - Rickie Fowler's trousers

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Note to self: next time hubby takes over 2 months after the weather cools off to take the air conditioner out of the bedroom window, don't get annoyed and just do it yourself because they are predicting temps in the 20s overnight and you don't want to be cold. Gently remind him it needs to be taken out, in a less subtle way than just clearing the area in front of it and saying every few days, "you know, the air conditioner needs to be taken out". Your shoulder will thank you.

Now I'm off to re-heat the microwaveable heat wrap and take twice the recommended dose of Advil and watch some football.
Here's how I roll - I ask Hubby to do it.
Then I START to do it myself, pretend to get stuck, and then let him come to my rescue.
Everybody wins.

I rue the day he cottons on to my wily ways.
 

NYwdwfan

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Here's how I roll - I ask Hubby to do it.
Then I START to do it myself, pretend to get stuck, and then let him come to my rescue.
Everybody wins.

I rue the day he cottons on to my wily ways.

I wait until he's not home so if I screw it up I can make up a fake story as to what happened or play dumb. I also get the added satisfaction of seeing how long it takes him to notice the task is completed.
 

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Time is a flat circle. Everything we have ever done or will do we're going to do over and over and over again.

The above sentences sound less crazy when hillbilly Matthew McConaughey said them on True Detective I swear.
Matthew McConaughey can play bongos, naked in the rain, and all I will say is:
alright, alright, alright.

I wait until he's not home so if I screw it up I can make up a fake story as to what happened or play dumb. I also get the added satisfaction of seeing how long it takes him to notice the task is completed.
I like my way better.
I don't actually have to do anything ... he feels all manly and studly ....
Twenty minutes later, everybody's happy.
 

NYwdwfan

Well-Known Member
I like my way better.
I don't actually have to do anything ... he feels all manly and studly ....
Twenty minutes later, everybody's happy.

Oh I like your way better too - but it would not work on my guy.

My way you sometimes get hurt, or break something, or have to convincingly use the phrase "I have NO idea how that happened" with an Oscar worthy delivery. Your way is MUCH easier!

Quite frankly I am shocked I didn't drop the darn thing out the window. But that's just between you and me and the Internet. ;)
 

acishere

Well-Known Member
I wait until he's not home so if I screw it up I can make up a fake story as to what happened or play dumb. I also get the added satisfaction of seeing how long it takes him to notice the task is completed.
"Why is the a/c embedded in the front yard?"
"Fell out the window on its own. You must not have secured it properly, totally your fault." *quickly limps out of room*

Matthew McConaughey can play bongos, naked in the rain, and
Not the way he looked during certain time periods on that show...
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Nemo14

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Usually her feet are covered too. She had the entire second floor for her bedroom growing up, but there was no official heat up there, except for what would escape up the stairs. She never minded it because she slept under a bundle of blankets, head to toe, anyway.
 

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