What’s Mine is Yours Except When it’s Not

He Said:  I’ll admit it, sometimes I hate sharing.  Call me childish, but sharing can ruin everything.  I remember once offering my wife a beer.  Her response, “No thanks, but I’ll split one with you.”  I’ll split one with you?  I’d rather not drink than split a beer.  Six ounces of beer is just enough to piss me off.  I’ll split a case if you’re up to it.

She Said:  And that’s the major difference between men and women.

He Said:  I’d would’ve gone with the whole penis, vagina thing, but I’m listening.

She Said:  Sometimes it’s not about the actual item, it’s about the experience of sharing something special with our love.  Plus, we’re not nearly as piggy as you guys, so if you make a sandwich so big you have to unhinge your jaw, what harm is there in asking for one bite?

He Said:  Because just one bite ruins everything!  We make a sandwich perfectly sized to accommodate our current hunger.  Taking a bite ruins the whole “sandwich to starvation ratio.”  But since I never put anything away in the kitchen, you can just go in there and make yourself that bite.

She Said:  Even if I give you your petty sandwich theory, what about the other things?  The stuff that’s for more than one.  Why do you get so mad when I eat that?

He Said:  I like my snacks.  I buy good snacks.  Snacks make me happy.  You have your snacks and they are crap.  Vanilla protein bars, raw almonds, South African kale, I don’t know.  But you should be obligated to eat that and leave my stuff alone.

She Said:  You can’t call dibs on groceries!  Groceries are supposed to be shared.

He Said:  Ah, but so is grocery shopping and any reader of our blog knows how that turns out.  If I buy it, I eat it.

She Said:  Oh, God, is this about the Trader Joe’s Wheat Crisps, isn’t it?

He Said:  No! It’s about the Wheat Crisps and the hummus!  They were my snack, mine!  Then one night I come home and there you are with crumbs all over you, the little tub of hummus empty and forlorn.  You know that phrase, I wouldn’t kick her out of bed for eating crackers?  You would if they were YOUR crackers!

She Said: Here’s a solution, you greedy moron: buy two boxes of crackers and two containers of hummus.  Snacks for everybody!

He Said:  How about the HP Sauce?  Huh?  The best steak sauce in the world.  I have to smuggle it in my underwear back from Canada, risking life, limb and sphincter.  You’d barely heard of it, then one morning you see me putting on my eggs and you’re all, “Oh, I want to try some!  It looks good and since there’s a limited supply and you can only get it at expensive specialty shops here, I should take it all.”

She Said:  Barely heard of it.  Really.  Except for growing up in beautiful Burnaby, BC when my mom used it all the time.  Read the slogan: “Everything Goes with HP.”

He Said:  Doesn’t mean you have to slop it on like an albino applies suntan lotion.  Floop, floop, floop.  That’s you, using up all my sauce.

She Said:  Fap, fap, fap.  And that’s you, enjoying your new solo sex life.  Perfect for the man who hates to share.

He Said:  Wait, here, try some of my Thai-spiced, all-fat almonds.  I’ll go eat some of the edamame you made me buy.

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Conversion: The Spouse to English Dictionary

(SOURCE: http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/family/marriage)

Why don’t we say what we mean?

Wouldn’t it be simpler?

Well…

Let’s see…

He Said:  You should wear your hair in a ponytail. TRANSLATION:  I saw a hot chick at the gym with a ponytail.

He Said:  Do you want any of this leftover pizza?  TRANSLATION:  I already ate it.

He Said:  How much longer before you’re ready?  I’m hungry.  TRANSLATION: We’re going to the same sushi place we go to almost every Friday.  Nobody there gives a shit how your eye makeup looks.  Well, maybe put your hair in a ponytail.

He Said:  Uhm… you may not want to go in the bathroom right now. TRANSLATION:   We have to burn the house down and rebuild.

He Said: I love you more than love even knows.  TRANSLATION: Can I get sex?

She Said:  Did you see Ashton Kutcher on the cover of Men’s Health?  I mean, massive cheating loser, obviously!  But he talks about his workout routine.  TRANSLATION:  Please look like him. 

She Said:  Oh, wow, a whole marathon of Storage Wars.  TRANSLATION:  You watch a show about lockers, you don’t get to mock me for watching The Bachelor.

She Said:  She’s cute.  Weird hair, though.  TRANSLATION:  Stop ogling that weird haired chick.

She Said:  Who’s winning?  TRANSLATION:  I couldn’t care less who’s playing, just tell me when the game’s over.

She Said:  Do you notice a weird smell?  TRANSLATION:  Your toxic work-out clothes are creating an in-home Abu Ghraib. 

So, yeah.  Maybe honesty isn’t always the best policy.

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THAT’S YOU! Swimsuit Edition

He Said:  It’s mid-January, but here in LA, the sun is shining… or maybe turning its face in shame in the face of such breath-taking beauty. 

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Starf**ks


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He Said:  That’s you whenever we have somewhere to go.  Not because you’ll be hanging with me, but because you know somewhere during the trip, we’ll stop at a Starbucks.

She Said:  Did you say Starbucks?  Can we go to Starbucks?  Let’s go to Starbucks!!

He Said:  I hate Starbucks.  Not the ground of the coffee or the corporate monster they’ve become, but the fact my wife loves it so much.  Every venture outside the house is just an excuse to go to Starbucks.  If we happen to buy a new couch that day, that’s a fluke and a bonus.

She Said:  What could you have against me drinking a rich, aromatic cup of coffee?

He Said:  Because it’s a huge ass-pain.  It seems like there’s a billion of them, but whenever you want one, there’s never one available.  I’m doing U-turns on highways, waiting in emergency areas with no parking, then bargaining with hobos and screen writers for a seat, just so you can have your giant Vesuvius.

She Said:  It’s Venti, but whatever. I thought you’d want me to be happy while we grocery shopped.

He Said:  NO!  That’s when it’s the worst.  Curse any grocery store that has a Starbucks.  You disappear for your caffeinated monstrosity and return, basically helpless from the waist up.  ME: “Could you grab the brown rice?” YOU: “Slurp, sloop, smack… aaaah.  Can’t… hands…busy… siiiiiiip… <spill, burn, splash, stain, refill>.”

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She Said:  This is so fake.  I only spill on my robe at home.  I really should’ve bought one in camouflage or at least polka dot so it wouldn’t look like I’d shat myself every time I put it on.

He Said:  Fine.  You spill at home.  But no matter where you are, this is you when you get that first sip:

She Said:  Okay, Heisenberg, but only if it’s a Verona.  Or French Roast.  Or Christmas Blend or Anniversary.  Hey, we going for a car ride??

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Clothes Whores

She Said:  This is what HeSaid and I wore on Christmas Eve.  I did my hair all flippy-like so I’d only need to mascara one eye, and he made sure the crotch of his jeans hovered just above that rash on his knee.  

It goes without saying, but when a couple looks this good, she doesn’t need hands and he doesn’t need feet.

The magic was captured by our eight year-old niece who was careful to look at us intently and repeatedly while she drew, so as not to miss a single detail.

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For Better or Nurse… the Continuing Story

She Said:  You’ve all read HeSaid’s falsified heroic account of his one-day illness: how he overcame a virus with only an hour in bed and a Hulkian desire for good health. (For Better or Nurse - Part one)  Well let’s be clear - he was sick enough to pass on those filthy germs to me.  

He Said:  I told you not to hover while I hacked.

She Said:  It’s true.  My heart is forever being punished for loving too much. aaaahahahahahahahaha!  Can you imagine?  Anyway.  I woke with stomach pain and a quick skip to the loo, my darling, and ended up swirling in my own vomitous delirium for the next four days.  Here are some things that ran through my puke-addled mind:

- How do bulimics do it? I am throwing up 9 times a damn day and my jaw and neck and gut are in AGONY. They are staging a coup against me and soon my body will look like this (without the smile):

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- When does the next SpongeBob come on?  This show is genius and the only thing capable of distracting me from the tapeworm that’s obviously shacked up inside my colon.

- God is everywhere! (this thought is accompanied by much weeping and a series of awkward body rolls on the bedroom floor) We just need to be grateful and loving, and stop feeling anxious.  God is inside us ALL!  I see him in the trees outside and not the way my crazy 11th grade French teacher said she saw Jesus sitting in a tree, swinging his sandaled feet.  In a REAL way, like he IS the tree, do you get it??

(He Said:  If there is a God, I want Him to take note that when I was sick, I slept on the couch, and when you were sick, I also slept on the couch.  I do and do and do for you.)

- Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz…

- “I just threw up in my mouth a little” is something unfunny people who think they’re funny say a lot.  But I just threw up in my hand because I couldn’t make it to the bathroom on time… where I threw up in the sink because I couldn’t make it to the toilet on time.  Now who’s funny?! 

- Oh my GOD, why does it hurt to put on pants?  Not jeans - my giant pink sweats with the gaping elastic waist band.  Ohhh, they’re hurting my sickly thighs!

(He Said:  You think you had it bad?  I had to look at you in those things.)

- Get me some more ginger ale!  And a piece of toast!  Where ARE YOU???????

- I shall stay in this bed forever…

He Said:  If I could, I would have taken all your sickness and transferred it to my body. 

She Said:  Aww!

He Said:  ’Cause it would’ve been less painful than being your indentured slave.  I now know what this poor slob on Downton Abbey feels like. 

 

(SOURCE: http://www.kathryngreeleydesigns.com/blog)

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Season’s Greetings! “That’s Us”

He Said:  Usually we poke fun at each other in a recurring segment called “That’s you!”  But since it’s the holidays, we thought we’d get into the spirit of giving and do a “That’s us!”  Enjoy.

She Said:  For the record, I’m the skinny one.  Merry Christmas!

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For Better or Nurse

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He Said:  It finally happened.  I was the one sick in bed and not my wife.

She Said:  Why are you so proud that you never get sick?

He Said:  Because diseases are like emotions - things you don’t let other people know you have.

She Said:  Talk about sick… But I’ll confess, I was glad you got sick.  It was my turn to take care of you and I really wanted to.  After all, you always take care of me.

He Said:  What I do is way more than taking care of you.  You’re like that sitcom character who gets sick and gets a bell to summon help - except you enjoy being sick so much, the Act Break reveal is that you’ve been faking it for the last two days!

She Said:  The memory of Laura Ingalls pushing fake-wheelchair-bound Nellie Olsen down a hill is still awesomely vivid. 

He Said:  Anyway, I wasn’t that sick.  I just ate some bad oysters at a buffet.

She Said:  Considering you ate one (to six) of everything, blaming oysters seems a little cliched.

He Said:  Lack of portion control is my dad’s fault.  He taught me that you go into every All-You-Can-Eat with the sole mission that they are not making a dime off you.

She Said:  Tell him it was that game plan that left you tethered to the toilet all of Monday.

He Said:  And instilled in you an insane desire to play nurse - which is way less fun than playing doctor.  But you’re wrong.  It was a virus, so you should’ve steered clear.

She Said:  What’s wrong with wanting to help?

He Said:  I didn’t want help.  I wanted to be left alone, like a bloody, wounded animal slumped against a tree, gnawing on its fibula.  I don’t need some fawn softly mopping my brow, whispering, “Are you okay?  Is everything all right?”  Of course everything isn’t all right! I just shat so loud it startled the neighbors.

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She Said: I did way more than whisper questions at you!

He Said:  True.  You also offered me some of your holistic, bullshit remedies.  For the record, I don’t want to try bee pollen pills or snort the hair shaved from the taint of a monkey.  I don’t care what they say it does in Chinatown.

She Said:  The healing powers of simian pubes is vastly underrated.  I wanted to be there for you.  Because I love you, because when you’re sick, I start freaking out about when you might die. 

He Said:  Okay, so, that’s why I let you get me a hot water bottle.

She Said:  And I loved doing it!  Sorry it spilled on your crotch.

He Said:  Didn’t much matter.  At the point, I had hot liquids pouring out of every orifice. 

She Said:  Hey… when you were sick, did it start with a queasy feeling in your stomach that branched out to your butt hole?

He Said:  Oh god… I’ll go get the bell.

STAY TUNED for the Sickly Chronicles of SheSaid… in our NEXT Blog Post! (bring a barf bag)

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Respect His Time

She Said:  HeSaid and I are apart this week, so we’ll talk on the phone and Skype.  That made me think of a few things: 

(1) My possible, slight, not-that-big-a-deal habit of wanting to keep talking after he’s done talking.  It’s not like he’s sulking or giving me the silent treatment.  It’s when we’ve had a great chat and I just don’t want to end the conversation… even though I don’t have anything at all interesting to say.

(2) Then I read that comedian Patrice O’Neal died. 

(3) Then I found this video on http://dlisted.com/

R.I.P.

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Dishing the Dirt

She Said:  My husband I agree that the key to a successful marriage is compromise.

He Said:  Actually I said it was surprise blow jobs in the shower, and she said it was me “listening, really listening” to her dreams, so this whole compromise thing was the best we could come up with.

She Said:  We also agree that each partner is going to bring into a marriage their way of doing things - how they like to cook spaghetti, make a bed or wash lettuce.  I still think that lettuce spinner thing is way more work than it’s worth.

He Said:  I agree with this on principle.  So what if you hold a broom like a hockey stick and look ridiculous?  The floor still gets swept (badly).  However, there’s one task you do do that desperately needs changing.

She Said:  Listen, the whole shower thing?  Some days I don’t want to get my hair wet.

He Said:  I was talking about how you do the dishes.

She Said:  Oh.  And what’s wrong with how I do the dishes?

He Said:  Let’s start from the rinse.  You take the plates and bring them to the sink. Then you take the fork from the dinner and jab at the food residue.  We have scouring pads, scrub brushes, sponges, but you insist on using a fork.  You might as well use a stick and go down to the creek.

She Said:  At least I rinse. You shove everything into the dishwasher, no matter how food-encrusted or foul-smelling.  Nothing more appetizing than grabbing a plate and finding fossilized food chunks.

He Said:  And nothing more annoying than not being able to tell if the dishwasher is full or empty because you’ve pre-washed everything.  And what about hand washing?  Instead of filling up the sink with hot, sudsy water, you squirt detergent into each pan, then let the water run the whole time until you’re done.  I hope that when the planet is out of fresh water, the robots rise up against you.  You also leave the dishes in the rack… forever.  You have never once put stuff away. 

She Said:  It’s called air drying.  And I have put stuff away on occasion.  You just don’t know about it because I do it quietly.  You sound like you’re hosting a Greek wedding for the insane.

He Said:  So we both suck at doing the dishes.  There’s only one way to fix this problem.

She Said:  Eat at restaurants every night?

He Said:  I was going to say paper plates, but I like your idea better.

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