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Svenskaflicka said:
I'd never have done that. I'd be selfish and cruel and just tell her "well, learn from this, silly! Next time you're feeling shaver-happy, remember how this feels like!"

Sweden breeds a hard type of people.:devil:

LOL

maybe so, but.. im a weak chick.. those big baby blues shine up and me and.. i just cave.
:eek:
 
You know sometimes life just SUCKS!!!

Tomorrow morning my family and I are supposed to go on a road trip to visit my folks in NJ. I even bought tickets to The Producers in NY and reserved a hotel room there for a night because my wife loves the city.

Last night, we're driving around, and my wife asks me if I know what she's really looking forward to on this trip. When I said no, she said "Going Home".

I could understand it if it was just one time, but I swear this woman has become convinced we should never have any fun in life. Any time we start to plan something, from a trip to Disney World, down to just a little outing, she comes up with reasons not to go.

So now we're going on a trip, so that we can fight the entire time.

We've been married almost 20 years and frankly I'm about sick and tired of it. But, I have a 17 year old daughter. My folks divorced when I was 12 and I swore I wouldn't do that to my kid.

Don't really know why I'm writing this, guess I just had to vent somewhere.
 
Do you suppose she might be suffering from depression? Or has she just always been that way?

My dad hated to travel. I always used to listen with envy, coming up, to my friends' accounts of going on summer vacation trips. We never went anywhere. I can remember three trips we took, in my whole life. There were periods in his life when he had to do a lot of business travel, but of course they were no fun for him.
 
mcfbridge said:
You know sometimes life just SUCKS!!!

Tomorrow morning my family and I are supposed to go on a road trip to visit my folks in NJ. I even bought tickets to The Producers in NY and reserved a hotel room there for a night because my wife loves the city.


i so hated traveling with my husband. i have to admit i was a total bitch. .. i know that probably doesnt help you but i do have to think maybe slick is on to something..
pressure/stress makes people shits sometimes...

glad you vented, its better than other things you could do with anger. ive got a strong shoulder.. and the people here couldnt be more supportive.
:rose:
 
vella_ms said:
i so hated traveling with my husband. i have to admit i was a total bitch. .. i know that probably doesnt help you but i do have to think maybe slick is on to something..
pressure/stress makes people shits sometimes...

glad you vented, its better than other things you could do with anger. ive got a strong shoulder.. and the people here couldnt be more supportive.
:rose:

Thanks for the kind words, it really is appreciated. It's about 10:30 here and I'm trying to relax enough to go to bed.

The stupidest thing about all this is that she plans all the trips. Three months ahead she's all gung-ho about going anywhere, then when it gets close, she makes it as difficult as possible to go.

After this many years of this, you'd think I'd be used to it, but somehow, it stil gets to me.
 
mcfbridge said:
Thanks for the kind words, it really is appreciated. It's about 10:30 here and I'm trying to relax enough to go to bed.

The stupidest thing about all this is that she plans all the trips. Three months ahead she's all gung-ho about going anywhere, then when it gets close, she makes it as difficult as possible to go.

After this many years of this, you'd think I'd be used to it, but somehow, it stil gets to me.

I'm not minimizing your frustration, but at least she'll go.

I can't even get my husband out of the house to go out to dinner, much less anywhere overnight.

Either way, you're right, it sucks.

:kiss:

next time we'll just leave them at home, and go...shall we?
 
cloudy said:
I'm not minimizing your frustration, but at least she'll go.

I can't even get my husband out of the house to go out to dinner, much less anywhere overnight.

Either way, you're right, it sucks.

:kiss:

next time we'll just leave them at home, and go...shall we?

Yeah, I'm not sure which is worse. Having one that won't go, or having one that gets to be a martyr for a week and half.

And, yeah doll, I'd love to take you anywhere and everywhere.

lol,
Mike
 
mcfbridge said:
Yeah, I'm not sure which is worse. Having one that won't go, or having one that gets to be a martyr for a week and half.

And, yeah doll, I'd love to take you anywhere and everywhere.

lol,
Mike

I'm not sure which is worse, to be honest.

Anytime I go anywhere it's either just me, or me and the kids.

Sometimes I like it that way. :devil:

Of course, I have to face his resentment when I get home.

Damned if you do, and damned if you don't...
 
(ut oh.. the gay divocee in me just reared her ugly little head)

that is the one great thing about being divorced, IMHO. i say when and where and i do it on my own. the only bitching i have to suffer is that of my 16yo.. if she dares..

now, then, after you pick up cloudy.. it should only be a day or so to drive up here to get me..
ive said it before..
i could be coy, i could be meak, but in the end.. ill be waiting ... :p
 
Svenskaflicka said:
Less than 8 hours until Hubby arrives!:nana:

think i could bribe you for a play by play of the action???
new lows have just been reached..
:devil:
 
vella_ms said:
think i could bribe you for a play by play of the action???
new lows have just been reached..
:devil:

But don't worry, there are still new lows yet to be reached! :rolleyes:

Going down...? :D

(By the way SF, that label is pretty cool, but it looks familiar... ;) )
 
cheerful_deviant said:
But don't worry, there are still new lows yet to be reached! :rolleyes:

Going down...? :D

(By the way SF, that label is pretty cool, but it looks familiar... ;) )

Mornin', CD.

I watched that Aerosmith special last night on A & E, and you reminded me of that song "Love in an Elevator."

I love that song - so much wonderful innuendo.
 
cloudy said:
Mornin', CD.

I watched that Aerosmith special last night on A & E, and you reminded me of that song "Love in an Elevator."

I love that song - so much wonderful innuendo.

Mornin' Beautiful!

That is a great song. I thought that same thing as I hit the Submit button. I was wondering if anyone else would think it too. :cool:
 
cloudy said:
Mornin', CD.

I watched that Aerosmith special last night on A & E, and you reminded me of that song "Love in an Elevator."

I love that song - so much wonderful innuendo.

wonder if Perdita would like that song..

was in targe' the other day and found some cd's i thought would be fun to have..
sinking feeling when all the songs i used to listen to were encapsulated in greatest oldies

aside: vanhalen sunk when sammy came on board.. argue if you wish.. but im right.
 
cheerful_deviant said:
But don't worry, there are still new lows yet to be reached! :rolleyes:

Going down...? :D

(By the way SF, that label is pretty cool, but it looks familiar... ;) )

CD.. baby.. offer or asking?
 
After a lifetime of being a daddy's girl finding out that my father is a jackass is fucking me up.
 
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cloudy said:
As Remec said...you can never have to much ass


Ahhh, my words coming back to me...

*sudden wave of paranoia*

...this is a good thing, yes?

<smile>
 
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Lucifer_Carroll said:
Coffee is key. Without coffee, most of us would likely die. Hope Brazil doesn't figure that out anytime soon and start holding it for ransom.


I was playing a little trivia in a Pyramids room the other evening, and it came up that coffee is the second largest commercial commodity worldwide, only oil is larger. (At least, when the trivia questions were compiled, which was fairly recently I believe.)
 
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