The Rabbit

[2quilt]

I have been sad today, depressed for some unknown reason, and unable to get interested in anything so I stayed home unshowered all day long. My husband came home from hiking the mountain, and I asked him to tell me something that would make me smile. I was secretly hoping that he would tell me he loves me.
But no.

He tells me that he saw a rabbit on his hike. Actually, part of a rabbit.
After considering what that means in the springtime in the desert Southwest, I foolishly bit the hook.
"Which part?"
"The lucky foot."

Please save me from my husband's version of humor.

 

[amethist]

Oh I do sympathise with you 2quilt, husbands and their sense of humour should be banned at times. Or there should be a law passed stating that on no account should their humour be let loose on their unsuspecting wives, without prior notice.

Amethist

 

[ISupportHer]

:Hug_emoticon: to you!

I know I sometimes joke when I shouldn't. I know I use it as a defense mechanism at times to lighten the mood. Sometimes when I should just shut up and listen. I am getting better at it. Primarily from the awareness I have gained from being on this forum.

Just wanted you to know I saw your blog and it made me think.

Maybe too little from me but I hope today is a better day for you!

ISH

 

[Marlene]

I'm not sure if it's unfortunate or fortuante, but I have an even more twisted sense of humor than my husband. Sometimes he just shakes his head at me, laughs and tells me how warped I am. I just laugh and tell him 'You knew this and married me anyway. Who's the warped one?'

Personally I feel that a twisted life deserves a twisted sense of humor. I find you husband's humor funny. Sorry...but I do. :-)

Lisa