All I Had To Do Was Get Sick For Husband To Consider the King?
ByYou haven’t heard from me for a few days, because I’ve been under the weather.
Noone worry. It’s not the swine flu. Rather, I have some icky, chest cold thing that makes me sound like Bea Arthur (may she rest in peace – in a king sized bed in heaven).
Smidges of temperature come and go, hacking coughing comes and goes (especially when I need to talk, which has made my conference calls at work very interesting), and – according to Husband –the snoring at night comes, more than goes.
Husband gets props for handling dinner the last few nights (miracle of miracles), grocery shopping, and running out last night to get me Nyquil just minutes before Stargate Universe was to air.
Of course, this means Husband also refuses to get within three feet of me. Touching is out of the question. You’d think I have the Black Death marked on my forehead. I don’t want Husband to catch whatever-the-heck-this-thing-is, but it’s not like I’m carrying the plague either.
He does get extra credit for still sleeping in the same bed with me. (The fact that there is nowhere else to go might have something to do with it, too.) I suggested that if we had that king-sized bed for which I’ve been angling for years, he wouldn’t have to worry so much about catching whatever-it-is-I’m-carrying. He could simply scoot over to his side of the continent bed.
I was met with silence. Maybe if I “forget” to take Nyquil tonight he’ll see the truth in what I say?
P.S. By the way, the king and queen are running neck-in-neck on our poll for the best sized bed for happy coupledom. I trust you voted?


2 Comments
November 23rd, 2009 at 9:50 am
You may have lost your health momentarily, but your humor, my dear, is in top form! Going to the gym with bronchitis? Ummm…well, I pushed myself to the gym with my weird-back-thingy that turned out to be magnesium deficiency. (Admittedly, Hubby and I only did the sauna and infra-red treatments so it kind of counts as pleasure without all that gym-associated pain). What did they say about turning 40? Jeepers!
November 23rd, 2009 at 12:39 pm
So glad you handled that back. And, “they” say if you lose your sense of humor, you’ve lost it all.