Clarification
If it looked like I was in this post portraying my worthy wife in a fashion that would imply that she was weak, or in any way incapable of taking excellent care of our daughters and protecting them, then I must here shamefully express my sincerist regrets for my inability to clearly convey my true esteem for her.
My wife is a strong, intelligent woman. I am fiercely proud of her, and hope that all who know me know this.
One day, while bragging on her to my best friend Scott, he laughed and interrupted me: "I think we can safely say that if you looked up the term 'self-reliant,' there'd be a picture of your wife in there."
I couldn't have put it better.
Labels: clarification, family, pride
4 Comments:
I didn't get the impression that you were giving your wife undue grief. Just so you know. It all sounded pretty matter-of-fact to me...she'd rather you not carry in places like that. Okay. *Shrugs*. :-)
I didn't take it that way either. After all, she picked you, didn't she?
I know, right?
Heh. Trust me, she complains that a LOT of misrepresentation went on before the marriage.
Back then, I wore a beard. (she really liked that.)
Back then, I wasn't a cop. (she's really ambivelent about this gig)
Back then, I was a little more, uh, mellow. (No, I didn't smoke the ganja or anything, but then again, I didn't arrest people for it, either.)
Back then, I had hair. Not just wore it longer, but my forehead wasn't so big.
Back then, I was skinnier.
Back then, I was younger.
Back then, I was better looking.
I think I see her point...
my impression was similar to squeaky wheel's. It would be a better world if one didn't feel the need to carry in a place like Six Flags, but lately, no gathering place is a cake walk, any more.
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