I was sharing with Rick that I told the bloggers about how we tried to get cool when we lived in the flat.
"Oh my gosh, but did you tell them we owned a cookie company and I was in front of ovens all day and then went home to that sweatbox?"
No, not today but I told them at some point over the years.
Hmm..
"Hey remember the time you went out on the back porch and bent over for such and such and you only had on my T-shirt? Then the neighbor whistled and you stood straight up so fast. You thought the wall was high enough - oh that was funny."
"Hey remember the time you went out on the back porch and bent over for such and such and you only had on my T-shirt? Then the neighbor whistled and you stood straight up so fast. You thought the wall was high enough - oh that was funny."
"Not really funny to me Rick. I remember that - he caught us in a few compromising situations shall we say over the years.
Yeah and then after leaving that city I was in Manhattan waiting for a friend to come out from the restaurant and I am leaning against the wall and he and his family come up to me and ask if I lived on Plum St above Dee. Yes that was me. You lived with your boyfriend. Yes and I was thinking dear lord you mention anything further and I'm going to die right here in Times Square. I mean what are the chances I'd see this guy so many years later in Manhattan? No I didn't tell them that, I don't think!"
"Did you tell them about how I'd make a picnic in winter with plastic ants on the blanket in the living room and have a picnic basket filled with goodies?" No Richard I did not. Then again I may have it's been years I've been sharing. You are still very proud of those picnics aren't you? (shit eating grin on his face)
"You must have told them about our themed winter Sunday dinners for our friends." Yes, I think I did because I would have shared the fortune cookies we made with all the personal and on-point fortunes for our friends that freaked them out. Yea that was fun. I'm sure I told them at some point. Sunday dinners for friends. Our ghosts etc
"Did you tell them how mean you were to the kid with the big wheel?" Probably, but who wants to hear a damn big wheel under your window while taking a nap? I had to move my car so he would stay by his house. You make me sound so mean. "you are"
As if he never did that.
"Did you share the story of your missing ring in the sun porch?
I know I must have under ghosts somewhere along the lines.
Did you share how we'd walk to the Double-A ballgames (for the Tigers) so we could drink beer and eat peanuts and not worry about driving home?"
Yes, I am certain I did. How about that kid you gave a $5 to at the start of the game so he would keep climbing the steps to our seats and bring us beer. He was so damn cute because you gave him the money for him to keep before we ordered. He even said to you, but you haven't ordered. We said it's a tip to not forget us. Every 2 drinks we'd tip him (not 5's) and he was very attentive and thankful. He kept thanking us until we told him to stop, we appreciated his hard work.
"Did you tell them how we would walk to our favorite restaurant in a blinding snowstorm and once when we did it I proposed?"
Heaven's yes I did. That's a classic. You put your fork down and stopped eating - That is how I knew you were serious. Ricky doesn't stop eating just for anything!
"Did you share how you used to walk to the Dairy Queen so you felt better about eating a Flurry? And how I saw you once when we were just friends and I pulled over to ask if your car broke down. Nope, just like to walk you told me. I offered you a ride and you said, "No I want to walk why does everyone stop and ask to give me a ride. It's not that far from my apartment." I thought it was foolish but you would walk to DQ once every 2 weeks for your flurry and walk home eating it.
Yep. I enjoyed the walks and I am certain this too was shared over the years. Mike used to stop me too and once he just yelled out the window - going to DQ? I nodded and he laughed and went on his way. But not before saying, Sure you don't want a ride?
Anything else mister? You don't even read my blog what is up with you giving me ideas? If you stopped by and read it you'd have known I shared these.
"Yes, I suppose some would think a good husband would read his wife's blog, but I think of it as 'your space' so I don't read it unless you mention something to me."
Oh, it is all fine with me that you don't come around these parts much. I know you and you will correct my spelling, my grammar, tell me I swear far more than I write in my stories and I'd have to make you leave the room so I don't hurt you.
"It's so cute that you think you can hurt me, Margaret".
See? You're frustrating me now - go - leave the office.
Oh my God, I think I see my retirement right before my eyes.
He is going to be underfoot every stinkin' day isn't he?
Pray for me.








