It wasn't an unfamiliar scene. I came home grouchy, on a tirade telling Chuk over and over again, "I don't know how someone like that can even live with themselves."
He was sweet and supportive and finally said, "I know what will cheer you up. Look what we got in the mail today." It was a note from a friend of ours', who Chuk had known since his college days, wishing us a happy anniversary; it's later this month.
He was right. It did cheer me up. It's amazing how a $0.44 stamp can change someone's whole day.
And ladies, this is a straight, single man with a Master's degree who has never been married and doesn't have any children who teaches history at a middle school. He has his own stationary and he's still single. Are you freaking kidding me?! It boggles the mind. I'm just telling you in case you know anyone...
He was sweet and supportive and finally said, "I know what will cheer you up. Look what we got in the mail today." It was a note from a friend of ours', who Chuk had known since his college days, wishing us a happy anniversary; it's later this month.
He was right. It did cheer me up. It's amazing how a $0.44 stamp can change someone's whole day.
And ladies, this is a straight, single man with a Master's degree who has never been married and doesn't have any children who teaches history at a middle school. He has his own stationary and he's still single. Are you freaking kidding me?! It boggles the mind. I'm just telling you in case you know anyone...
That revives my dream to get my own stationery, after reading Miss Manners. What a wonderful guy! I would love to introduce him to my little sis. . .
ReplyDeleteHe speaks Italian too, Margo.
ReplyDeleteSounds like he had a great mama!
ReplyDeleteI have a sister...and some cousins....
where does he live??
He lives in Northern Virgina.
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