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Posted: Mar 23, 2010
Hey ladies...I have an issue that I just need to vent about;
This weekend I went out with my girlfriends, not to a club or bar, but to a friend's house and we had dinner, just hung out and had lots of laughs...while I was out, my DH took our DS shopping at the mall. As he and DS were leaving a particular store, 3 women approached my husband. He and DS both stated that DH did not stop to talk, kept walking, etc. One of the women grabbed his arm and asked him if he was married. He said yes and kept walking. Again, she grabbed his arm and asked him again if he was married, again he said yes and kept walking. This is cooberated by DS, who is 11 and knew exactly what was going. BTW, these 3 women all had small girls with them...
I don't know why this is bothering me so much. I feel crushed, like crap. I hate the fact that a complete stranger can make me feel this way...and my DH did nothing wrong, but I still feel so angry inside. Perhaps its the fact that he has brought it up 2-3 times since it happened...and yes he did tell me about it, not boastfully though. It just makes me angry and sick everytime I think about it. I know in my head that this is irrational and that there are skanky, no good women around every corner waiting to pounce. But for some reason this has really gotten to me.
I just needed to vent, I feel too embarassed about the whole incident to confide in my girlfriends...don't know why that makes sense to me either, I did nothing wrong, it actually has nothing to do with me...but that's how I'm feeling.
I'd love it if someone could put this in perspective for me and maybe just tell me I'm crazy!
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I know it was probably a shock - but take it as a compliment
[ In Reply To ..]You have an attractive husband. Be glad he kept on walking and be glad he and DS were open enough to tell you the truth. Temptation is put in front of men every second of the day with the situation you described, advertisements, internet porn, etc. Fortunately in this case, he chose wisely to ignore the advances. Based on the little info we have about him, I'd say he's a great husband.
lol, this is not what I would expect or accept as comfort, lol - nm
[ In Reply To ..]nm
Of course he walked away - he had his child with him
[ In Reply To ..]Maybe the OP is concerned about what would have happened had hubs been alone. Would he have walked away then?
Not trying to be mean here, but it could be even a subconscious concern and that is why it is bugging her so much and she doesn't know why and feels irrational about this niggling she has in her gut.
Just an objective point of view .. we don't know their, or his, history.
Geez, stop stirring the pot! I think the OP is mad about the - jungle
[ In Reply To ..]horrible behavior of these women and thinking that there might be a lot of this kind out there.
It's a jungle out there! All kinds of animals running around.
OMG...(to he had his...) - OP
[ In Reply To ..]I was waiting on this kind of response...The "what might have been" is NOT what is bugging me. I trust my husband completely. He is a wonderful, loving, and caring man. Obviously, he is very attractive...but does a man really have to be attractive to get the attention of a skank? I don't think so.
The thing that pisses me off is the brazeness of women in general. I mean, my child was there for Pete's sake, as was little girls with these women. Guess they were giving the girls a lesson on how to pick up men...hope they got the lesson on how to be shot down!
The boldness and sheer disrespect these women had for my child is what pisses me off the most. He shouldn't be subjected to things like that.
My husband is a wonderful christian man. He loves me and his family very much and we mean much more to him than some skank at the mall...
you are totally right. I also think that there is the - always sex?
[ In Reply To ..]misconception out there that ALL men are hunters and lust for women to sleep with, the more the better.
This is not the case! Men with a brain have other things on their minds, sex is not always the # 1.
Sex with the wrong person can be downright disgusting.
Christian men - sm
[ In Reply To ..]We are also Christians and my husband is also very attractive. I think that combination is a draw. Christian men are very confident and unobtainable, and skanky women who have no rules are really drawn to that. It burns me to see women throw themselves at him, and I always look closely at his response and he never disappoints me. The good thing is, this kind of loose behavior is a complete turn-off to a Godly man. I understand your anger.
I wouldnt worry about it, they were probably just ho's. - Lots of em work the malls these days.
[ In Reply To ..]
We had a woman from the personal... - Kendra
[ In Reply To ..]property office (my husband is in the military) take my husband's personal information off of his paperwork to e-mail him and then call to ask him out. He, of course, said no, but then I had to go into that office to get paperwork and she told me that "he could do better." For a minute, that made me feel bad, but then I just got very angry. Better how? With you? My ego boost is that clearly, he doesn't think so.
how insulting from this b****! - what?
[ In Reply To ..]nm
I think what I find most offensive - Kendra
[ In Reply To ..]is that this woman obtained personal information from a form that he filled out at her work and used it to ask him out. It has to be illegal for her to use his e-mail and phone # from those forms for that reason. I did complain to her supervisor, who told me that he would talk to her, but I really don't thiink that is adequate. If a man gives her his phone number at work for dating purposes, that is one thing, but to just take it and intrude on our lives is another altogether.
this should be a reason to get fired... - intrusion / nm
[ In Reply To ..]nm
Good for you - and the poster below is right - Just me
[ In Reply To ..]What she did was totally illegal and she should be fired. Makes you wonder what she would do with the rest of the information. Especially if someone refuses her what she wants. To come off and tell someone's wife "he could do better"? I would definitely have complained to the supervisor told him if something was not done that you would file a formal complaint with the police for theft of information. Then I would add (in front of both her and her boss), "as for the comment of my husband being able to do better than me, he'll just have to address that with you himself when he comes back". Then let her think about it.
If a stranger walks up to someone and starts a conversation that's one thing. But to have a women take down your personal information without your permission and use it for their personal reasons, and then tells a wife that the husband could do better...well trashy, slutty, and ho come no where near bad enough to describe that.
your DH forgot to tell you how this woman looked! - sm
[ In Reply To ..]I think you have no reason AT ALL to spend a single thought on this ridiculous story. This woman was most probably a very loose woman, maybe even a ho, what decent woman would do a thing like that! Especially since your DH was in the company of your DS, isn't it obvious rather than not that your DH is married?!
P.S. If you want to know how this "woman" looked, ask your DH. If you "really" want to know how she looked, ask your DS.
I did ask that question - OP
[ In Reply To ..]He said they all 3 were ok-looking women, but that he didn't really look that closely. They had been checking him out while in the store where he and DS were shopping...guess trying to see if he had a ring on, which he does NOT! DS also said they were ok looking. DH said it frightened him that women are so bold and brazen now. It angers me that women act like this, thus giving all of us a bad name. I would never in a million years approach a man like that, especially with my child and his child present. It also angers me that it ANGERS ME! I think I'm PMSing here...
then they were most probably drunk. Your DH - women
[ In Reply To ..]was certainly evenly shocked by such behavior, that being the reason to mention it over and over, in disbelief, not bragging.
Just forget it.
my blood boils when women flirt with my husband - sm
[ In Reply To ..]I think its wrong for women to act loosely, esp when they see that he is taken. Its disrespectful to other women.
I totally agree, married men (or women) should be - flirting
[ In Reply To ..]totally off limits to other persons.
It must be especially hurtful if the male is better looking than the female partner.
I think you are making too much of this...sm - blondie
[ In Reply To ..]You are letting this bother you way too much. You know what happened. He will most likely never run into these women again. All I can figure is you have a problem with jealousy or something. It angers you to think these women wanted your man. Just laugh it off. It is nothing.
Since 1 of the woman "grabbed" your husband's arm, she put her - harassment
[ In Reply To ..]hands on him, this is an assault and he should have called the police!
This would have taught them the right lesson, also the right approach for you son.
How would a woman react if a man puts his hands on her?
I would immediately call the police.
This is harassment.
That would have been classic - I can hear her now
[ In Reply To ..]trying to explain to her DH from the slammer that she got thrown in jail for grabbing some guys arm and trying to pick him up and with his (her husbands) child with her.
LOL - which is exactly the response he would get from - The Police
[ In Reply To ..]Raaawwwwxzannne
Oh brother - he is not your property - anon
[ In Reply To ..]While I would never do that to another person as I am a very shy person, other people do do it. Men do it to. There is nothing to be bothered about. So what if a woman finds your husband attractive. You should feel good about the fact that you have a husband who loves you enough to not think anything of it. If he kept talking about it all day long that would be different, but it sounds like he has not given it another thought. If you were not with him and the other woman didn't see you why in the world would you feel "crushed, like crap". You husband I'm sure is an attractive man and you should feel good that other woman see him that way. If you trust him enough then drop it. He is not your property. He is a living human being and he chooses to be with you, not other women.
So what if a woman went up to your husband. It's just a fact of life that this happens now and then. There is no big deal to it. Your DH and DS handled it well.
Why in the world would you feel embarrassed to tell your girlfriends. If it happened to my husband I'd be bragging about it to everyone that women find my husband very attractive.
You didn't do anything wrong and neither did your husband. Maybe you would be happier if you talked to your husband and see if he could somehow make himself unattractive so that the chance of this wouldn't happen again.
You should give your DS and DH and big hug and kiss for handling this like an adults, then sit yourself in the corner for acting like a child.
I think what's bothering you is that he got - hit on with your child there
[ In Reply To ..]and he is apparently very attractive.
So, you're wondering how often he gets hit on when he's somewhere alone and never tells you about it.
My boyfriend gets hit on all the time. Sometimes, even when I'm with him. I also get hit on quite often. We are both attractive people.
It's the way life is. Some people have no couth and are very bold and will do things like that, even in the presence of children.
You can either dwell on it or laugh about it and move on. When my boyfriend gets hit on, I laugh, because I know he comes home to me each and every single night and loves me more than anything.
It's a part of life. Deal with it. And if it would make you feel better, make him wear his wedding ring.
It certainly isn't the end of the world. I could think of many worse things to be upset over than a bunch of floosy's hitting on my man.
What is his, or your, excuse for him not wearing a - Wedding Ring?
[ In Reply To ..]?
I bet he just forgot to put it on, even so, are people - sm
[ In Reply To ..]not wearing wedding bands, approachable objects? This behavior, especially by women, is inexcusable.
Are you kidding me? - Suzanne
[ In Reply To ..]Alright....I can understand if someone is wearing a wedding band don't approach them.
But now you think that if someone is not wearing a wedding band nobody should talk to them. How do you think people meet and date and get married? They walk up to someone they feel attracted to and start a conversation. Buy them a cup of coffee or a drink. They date for awhile and if all works out they get married or live together.
So a woman approached a man. This is the year 2010, not 1910. Men and women go up to people of the opposite (and sometimes same) sex and start conversations.
for Suzanne - sm
[ In Reply To ..]Be careful with that, you might get arrested for prost....!
are you male or female? Suzanno? - nm
[ In Reply To ..]nm
The ring... - OP
[ In Reply To ..]Thanks for all the replies and support ladies! When I originally posted, I was PMSing severely, I feel much better about the whole incident now...
His wedding ring is too small for him now and we haven't replaced it yet...that's why he didn't have it on. I've never given much thought to him not having one, it's not like that would stop a skank now would it?
I don't take this as a compliment...I take it as a huge insult! Just the simple fact that he had our son with him, these women should have had enough respect for my son not to approach his father, married or not! Like I said in my original post (I think I did anyway...) women like this make all women look like desperate, trashy whores! To approach a man in a mall with his child present is an act of desperation on their part. My husband is very very handsome, guess it's the curse of having a handsome man to call my own!
Trashy women - Euro sepsis
[ In Reply To ..]Some women are just trashy. I was dating a very, very handsome man and women would actually walk up to him while we were having dinner, holding hands at the table, and give him their phone number! He would always give them a dirty look and say "we're married" and crumble up the paper. This happened several times so it wasn't just one slutty woman. After that, nothing surprises me anymore.
only trashy women can do things like that, disgusting! - trash
[ In Reply To ..]It is actually an insult, not a compliment, to your partner to be approached like that.
Maybe he gives off a come-hither-trashy-slut vibe - InnerJohnson
[ In Reply To ..]and does not even realize it!
You may trust him blah blah blah, but I would suggest a GPS device strapped to his ankle just to be on the safe side!
if that is the case, what I doubt with OP's husband, - sm
[ In Reply To ..]he would only attract equally slutty, trashy, slut-vibe creatures.
Uh, yeah... thats the purpose of the vibe - ReadingComprehension101
[ In Reply To ..]nm
your post is trash and an insult to the OP and her husband - eeewww
[ In Reply To ..]nm
This message is to all who posted here - I think it would do all to remember
[ In Reply To ..]We do NOT own our husbands, boyfriends, girlfriends, wives, significant others, etc.
Nobody has any right to be upset if a person approaches the other one. Just because it is something we would not do, it happens.
Think whatever you want of the other person who does it (trashy, slutty, whatever) it happens. Some people are just bold. I've seen the most beautiful women approach men and men approach women. It's just part of life and you need to deal with it.
The fact of the matter is we do not "own" our partners like I see a lot of posts here people acting as though they do.
If you do not respect your partner enough as a human being and feel you own him or her just because you are together I just feel very sad for you. I respect my husband enough as a person and individual. He's is an attractive man and by his own will he chooses to be with me. If at any time in the future he chooses to be with another woman as a human being that is his right and I would respect his wishes. Again, I would treat him like a person, not an object and would wish him the best in his life. We have been married for 30 years now and actually I could use the break. LOL...
Aside from the jokes, please people, start treating your partner with the respect they deserve and not like an object you own.
P.S. - Loved the "come-hither-trashy-slut vibe" remark above. ROFL
Are you a yourself one of those who offer themselves to strange men in malls? - ho-ho
[ In Reply To ..]nm
Of course not...I don't have that much confidence - just me
[ In Reply To ..]that anyone would find me remotely attractive no matter how many times my husband tells me I'm beautiful. I don't have the confidence and I was not raised that way.
Evidently though others do. No big deal. They'll either be turned down or if a guy is unattached and they get a conversation going they may find a beautiful relationship together.
this is not confidence - sm
[ In Reply To ..]A woman who acts slutty and cheap usually has low self esteem. She uses the easiest thing she has to get men instead of wit, charm, intellect and other things that make up a good character, including confidence. She doesn't need her sexuality validated constantly.
Well then it's good to know - just me
[ In Reply To ..]I'm not slutty, cheap, and have low self esteem. LOL :-) Even if I tried I don't think I would know how to be slutty or cheap. LOL.
You sure know a lot about these women. I don't know much about them. What makes them tick, why they do what they do, or how they have the nerve to do it. Seems like it would still take some confidence in yourself to go up to a complete stranger. I just could not do it.
But at least I do respect my husband enough and trust him and know our marriage is strong enough he won't go running off with one of them.
Human beings are human beings. Nobody knows what makes the others tick. Why do some people walk up to strangers and start talking. My mother in law and her mom can do that. They'll just start talking to perfect strangers at the grocery stores and the strangers talk back. I tried it once and the woman looked at me like I had lost my mind talking to a total stranger. Ha ha. So I just don't have any confidence to go up to strange men and start flirting or talking with them or even would want to.
But there are those who do and there are men who go up to women and start talking to them to. I guess that's what then leads them to go a date and one day get married.
It's no big deal. Just have enough respect for your partner and trust in them.
you put apples with oranges. Talking with people, especially - weird
[ In Reply To ..]women, in a grocery store is completely different than talking up and putting hands on men in a mall.
In a grocery store situations may arise when one CAN ask another shopper for informtion, but it has to be limited to "shopping."
The slutty ones will be identified as such.
that you love ...sm - ho-ho
[ In Reply To ..]the remark
"Loved the "come-hither-trashy-slut vibe" remark above. ROFL"
and find it so funny, shows in what category of women you belong since it appeals to you.
You would be the perfect 4th fit into this 3-women group, or even worse.
You write yourself...."We have been married for 30 years now and actually I could use the break. LOL..."
Are you looking for one to put your hands on?
You are in a loveless marriage, since where is love there is jealousy and a tendency for possessiveness.
Don't lecture us wrongly since your situation is NOT everybody's misery.
Where there is love there is jealousy? - maybe in your and the OPs mind
[ In Reply To ..]I imagine you are as paranoid and insecure as she...
Do you really think that there is love without jealousy? - Oh my God
[ In Reply To ..]Are you kidding me?
You must be a very cold (frigid) person.
I wonder what would you do if your husband had an affair?
Nothing at all? Does not matter?
I bet you wouldn't even notice, being busy looking for a break and a fling yourself.
OMG, your marriage must be the pits.
I know there is - Jealousy is borne of mistrust and insecurity
[ In Reply To ..]Both of which seem to be in great abundance on this thread.
You are so wrong. Everybody who is in love is jealous. - jealous?
[ In Reply To ..]The difference lies in how people manifest their jealousy.
If my husband told me, "I am not jealous about you, you can do whatever you want to do," this would be a sign for me that he does not love me.
You do not understand.
You are most definitely wrong. - just me
[ In Reply To ..]Not everyone who is in love is jealous.
There is no difference in manifestation. Where did you read that? Cosmo?
There is absolutely no reason for jealousy. None! In a relationship people need to have a certain amount of trust. If you feel the need to have a jealousy fit, then you have not matured and you have not trust in your partner.
My sister and her husband are deeply in love. Been together for over 25 years. They have no jealousy. They trust each other and they can do whatever they want. They have matured into grown adults and trust each other.
You are the one who does not understand.
I don't think you're being honest with yourself - sm
[ In Reply To ..]If you saw your husband flirting with a beautiful, interesting, charismatic woman, right in front of you, you would not feel any "twinges" of jealousy? Thats not healthy at all...thats being apathetic! We are humans, we feel waves of different emotions at any given times, just go with it. Your progressive thinking is all wrong and you are fooling yourself.
You're comparing apples to oranges - Not the same thing
[ In Reply To ..]No I would not feel any signs of jealousy at all and nobody should because their husband or wife if flirting with a total strangerho. That shows signs of immaturity on the flirters part and signs that he or she does not want to be in a serious relationship and hasn't grown to maturity yet. If they feel a need to try to make the partner jealous then it's time to dump them and look for a real grownup to be with.
If anyone's husband or wife or significant other flirts with another person, there is no reason to be jealous...there is every reason to kick the bum/bumette out.
Besides...that is not what happened with the OPs husband/daughter
Thank you - someone who understands (sm) - just me
[ In Reply To ..]This is what I've been saying. If someone loves their partner and trusts them. There is no room for jealousy in a relationship with trust and security.
Wikipedia: Jealousy is an emotion and typically refers to the negative thoughts and feelings of insecurity, fear, and anxiety over an anticipated loss of something that the person values such as a relationship, friendship, or love.
So if a stranger walks up to your partner does your relationship with him or her mean so little that you think he/her is just going to take off with some "cheap trashy slut" and throw your relationship of ___ years down the tubes? If that is true then you have no trust, no respect, and no security in your relationship.
Maybe if you haven't matured with your partner enough to trust them, showing signs of jealousy is one thing. But when a couple grows together, shares ups and downs and all the other wonderful times together and builds a relationship of trust and honor there is no room in a relationship for jealousy over the other. You need to respect each other.
You are so correct. It is borne of mistrust and insecurity.
Reply - just me
[ In Reply To ..]I have no idea what your subject line means, but I find it funny that your moniker is ho. LOL
Yes, I thought the remark "come-hither-trashy-slut vibe" was funny. I cracked up laughing on that one. Shows I've got a good sense of humor.
Yes, it does show what category of women I belong to. The kind that have a great sense of humor, honor my husband as a human being and a person of self worth. I respect him enough not to great him like he's a piece of property I own. Yes, that is the class of women I belong to. Women with class.
A 4th fit into a 3 woman group? - That is of course as long as the 1st fit into a 6th woman on the 8th fit came came to the 1st wife who fit into that 3 woman group. - There, I do believe your statement is now finished. Still makes no sense though.
Yes we have been married 30 wonderful years, although it doesn't feel that long. We have learned to laugh throughout our years, hence the joke "I could use a break. LOL". I do feel sorry that you don't have a sense of humor.
Am I looking for what to put my hands on? Another man? Lordy, lordy no. One is enough for me. If you had anything else in mind your talking about my hands being on you just have a dirty mind.
Jelousy is a sign of disrespect and mistrust. If you don't even respect your partner enough to treat them like the individual person, trust in their love for you, and cherish who they are as a person, then you don't deserve them.
I really feel bad that you have such a miserable relationship. That you cannot treat him or her with the respect they deserve as a human beings created by our Creator. That you think so little of them that you feel the right to consider them a piece of your property that you bought and paid for.
Oh how I wish everyone had the same wonderful relationship I have with my DH. To wake up each day and laugh and joke, hug and kiss each other, share our dreams and hopes with each other. Everyone deserves the same happiness I have found with my partner.
I am sorry you are in such a miserable situation. You really do need to put some laughter in your life, it will really make your life much happier.
Smiles - ;-)
While I do not own my husband, I think that there - Kendra
[ In Reply To ..]is a reason that we refer to our spouses as "my husband", et cetera. There is a certain amount of possessiveness that comes with the territory and I do not apologize for that. Most of the time, when women hit on my husband, it does not particularly bother me. It really depends on the circumstances. It does make me a little jealous, but I actually think that this might be healthy. I understand that my husband is attractive to other women and want to keep him around. I certainly think that it is a healthier standpoint than your thought that if he wanted to be with someone else you would respect his wishes and wish him the best. I think that I might burn his clothes should he make such a choice (not that I expect he will). Then, he'd have to beat them off with a stick as he walks out of the house naked. I respect my husband very much and love him even more. Why should I not be a little jealous when some other woman is trying to get him?
Love your response - just me
[ In Reply To ..]I do agree with you on some of the issues you spoke about. Yes we do refer to our spouse/relatives as "This is my husband or my wife", but not as a property item like - this is my husband, he belongs to me and nobody else, and I'm going to make him wear an ankle monitor because he's mine, mine, mine". ;-) I also say this is my father and this is my mother, and these are my brothers and sisters. These are all relatives and that is what we call them.
I can understand jealousy. I don't believe in it, but I can understand it and I think your response is a very the way most people feel. A few years back my husband, who is a very attractive man, and I were walking at a local festival holding hands. A woman approached him grabbed his arm and said "hey sweetie, whatch doin". My husband was embarrassed and said "I'm fine, here I'd like you to meet my wife". I was laughing. I thought it was a crack up. I had no jealousy whatsoever. Poor DH turned bright red and I said you should feel great that women find you attractive.
I have come to learn in my many many many many years of being on this good earth that we are all individual people. If he left for another woman (which in 100 years he never would), yes I'd be sad, but I would pick myself up and move on. He deserves the same happiness that I deserve. Sometimes people grow apart. If that ever happened I would accept whatever fate was given to me. I laughed at your comment of burning his clothes. LOL. I think you've got a great sense of humor and I can understand your feelings. After my MIL and her husband split up she cut his picture out of every picture she had. Now she looks back and says, why in the world did I do that. So my sister in law has a lot of pictures with holes in them. LOL We just laugh about it.
Personally I have no use for jealousy. Been on the receiving end of it. It's not very pleasant. When we were first married his jealousy drove me absolutely nuts I almost left him. Being in the military there were certain duties I had to do. Your sergeant tells you to do something you do it. I was on guard duty and other types of duty and I couldn't always pick another woman to be on duty with. After finishing I got the third degree for hours and hours and hours. Needless to say after pulling a 24 hour shift it's not much fun to be yelled at and arguing for 5 or 6 hours about something you never did and something that wasn't your fault. Jealousy is one of those emotions that I feel is never necessary and not needed. And unlike you I think it is a very unhealthy emotion. Really, if you think about it, why would it be healthy to be jealous. Look at what it does to your body. The damage to your cells and other affects on your body, the ill feeling you get from what...being jealous? To me it's a foolish conception and serves no purpose in life. I trust my DH enough that I never have any reason to feel threatened by another woman. Even if they come up and grab his arm. I just trust and respect him enough as a human being.
If he chose another woman over me so be it. That's his life and can't stop him there. All I would say to him is...fine, you want to be with her that's just fine. Now she can support you, I can use the break and I'll be richer for it, good-luck. Oh sure I'd probably use a few other choice words in there, who wouldn't :-). I guess my overall view on life is this:
I was born into this world created by our Creator. He gave me life. I was not born with my husband attached to my hip. I have a family, mother (god rest her soul), dad, cousins and relatives, friends I grew up with. I lived my life for 20 years by myself. I am a human being and I have self worth. Same with my husband. He is a human being. We are individual people first, married second. I can't control his life (even though I actually do because I work and he doesn't) LOL, but we are people. Human beings with individual thoughts and ideas. We are a great couple together but nothing is forever. I take each day as they come. I live my life the best I can, treat the people I know with respect and decency. Laugh throughout the day and enjoy life the best I can. That's all anyone can do.
Wow, Just Me, it appears that you teed someone off..LOL - Kendra
[ In Reply To ..]I do try not to be jealous and I know that it is ridiculous. My husband is not going anywhere. But...it's there every so often and I think it reminds me to not take him for granted sometimes. It's my own personal reminder of how lucky I am to have my wonderful husband. Every body had differing opinions and I enjoy hearing (or reading) most of them! :)
Kendra: lol, you have the right feelings, perception and attitude, same here! - nm
[ In Reply To ..]nm
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Why doesn't our government think before acting? Never mind, I know why. What a bunch of brainless numbskulls! ...
IRS Employees To Receive Bonuses To "boost Morale." Feb 04, 2014
If y'all have any work, do it faster as we're the ones who have to pay for it. I'm ROFL. ...