Here's the deal about long-term marriages.
SoMetiMes you speak to each other in Cliffs
Notes. For example! The other day when my husband and I were getting
ready to take a little road trip, we had the following Cliffs Notes
conversation.
Him: Did you pack soMe toothpaste?
Me: Take yours.
How does this qualify as Cliffs Notes
conversation, you ask?
Compare it to the following conversation.
Him: Did you pack soMe toothpaste?
Me: Yes.
Him: What kind?
Me: Does it
matter?
Him: Yes.
Me: Are you
serious?
Him: I prefer Crest, just like 3 out of 4 dentists, OK? I
have always preferred Crest. Ever since I was a kid. The others leave a
funny aftertaste in my mouth.Me: Well, aren't YOU just the Princess
and the Pea.
Him:
The who?
Me:
Dude! The Princess and the Pea! Don't tell Me you never read the fairy
tale about the princess with such sensitive skin that she can feel a pea
beneath a thousand mattresses.
Him:
What does that have to do with Crest
toothpaste?
Eventually this
conversation would devolve into a testy exchange about our separate
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