shouldazagged
Absent Comrade
Old saying: "When Mama ain't happy, ain't NOBODY happy."
If only "Rosetta Stone" had a CD that helped us guys translate what the wife really means when she says something.
A couple of years ago I had planned on going to the range to relax and shoot some of my firearms. I had mentioned it to my loving wife the day before, I know I did, as any good husband would do. So on the morning in question I eat my breakfast, excuse myself and grab my range bag and gun cases from NEXT to the garage door and say I'll be back around lunch time. That's when the plan hit the fan. She wanted me to go help her pick out some paint for the bedroom, which had been painted just the year before. I attempted to remind her of my afore mentioned morning at the range and to tell what ever color she picked would be fine with me. She gave me the HUFF and said Whatever. So I went to the range. When I returned it was like an iceberg had moved into the home. So I asked what the problem was. I heard how I didn't love her, I would rather spend time alone then with her, and I had no interest in our home. Then the fat hit the fan again when I remained her that she said I should do Whatever.
We have been married for 46 years, we don't fight often and enjoy the time we spend together. we also understand the need to have time for ourselves. I had forgotten about the part of having time to myself when she wants to do something she wants. Did reminded her that whatever means go head do what you want. So now when I am confused about something my bride says sometimes I place the first 2 fingers of both my hands to the my temples and said I am not a mind reader I do not see what you are saying. She normally laughs and tell me in clean sentences that a man can understand. Length of time being married does little to clear up women's language.
Oh man, this is such a trap. I can hear it now.
"Who is this Rosetta Stone, and why is her name on our credit card statement? I want answers, Buster, and I want them now!"
Oh man, this is such a trap. I can hear it now.
"Who is this Rosetta Stone, and why is her name on our credit card statement? I want answers, Buster, and I want them now!"
If only "Rosetta Stone" had a CD that helped us guys translate what the wife really means when she says something.
Wife: Does this dress make me look fat?
Translation: You better think twice before answering!
Wife: The Opera is in town this weekend but we don't have to go if you don't want to.
Translation: I already bought two tickets so don't plan anything.
How about it? You men have any stories that might describe the utter lack of comprehension skills you have as a husband?