My wife reminds me of the invisible mother in "Peanuts". My wife rarely gets my attention before talking to me. I love her dearly, but I get a lot of lung exercise asking, "What did you say?"
Best time to talk to your husband...........
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My wife reminds me of the invisible mother in "Peanuts". My wife rarely gets my attention before talking to me. I love her dearly, but I get a lot of lung exercise asking, "What did you say?"
I personally wouldn't mind if I had a wife that this this.
I wouldn't let her interrupt me so abrubtly though. I would lift her up and carry her over my shoulder so that I could have free movement and an arm while she talked. Better yet, she could piggy-back me by sitting on my shoulders, and talk from there as I go about.
I wouldn't let her interrupt me so abrubtly though. I would lift her up and carry her over my shoulder so that I could have free movement and an arm while she talked. Better yet, she could piggy-back me by sitting on my shoulders, and talk from there as I go about.
Best time to talk to your husband...when he isn't drained from working all day and stressed out.
She’s gonna do it when she wants and get mad if his wit is not 100% on point with hers as you’re both laying in bed falling asleep 12:10am “Hey, why did you do that?” (After he’s mowed the yard, played with the kid, changed the diaper, got her dinner, watched a movie with her, etc.)