Phil, before he turned the car on.
Phil, after he tuned the car on and the fan blasted him in the face and the radio blasted his ears.
He was so startled he punched the button that heats the rear window...on...off. He looked at me like a very startled human being and frantically punched the rear window defrost button again...on...off. Finally his brain synapses connected and he turned everything off. He slumped like a rag doll.
Poor Phil, having a wife who forgets to turn things off. She also leaves cabinet doors open. She doesn't mean to, but there they are, open. Some of her children are also cabinet-door-leaver-openers. Maybe it's in the genes. I apologize to those charming people who married my cabinet-door-leaver-openers.
But look at it this way. At least you know what we've been doing in the kitchen. Maybe we have even been getting dinner. How about that? That's a good thing, right?
And the radio is probably on. And maybe some odd fan, somewhere. We leave a trail, like breadcrumbs.
5 comments:
Oh, Lynne. My husband sometimes leaves the cupboard doors open. Not often, but sometimes. I HATE it. Funny, how different things bother us.
Since I'm short I leave the car seat pushed all the way forward!! I guess it's hard with long legs to climb in with the seat forward.
You are the funniest person alive. I am glad you are my mom. I am having a hard time reading your blog about Dad startled-ness, I can't open my eyes when I am laughing so hard. luvubye yfc
Oh! yes, anonymous, your mother is one of the funnier women-blogger I know. "In real", I don't know, but as a writer, sure.
And no one gives help to the Poor Phil when he was savagely attacked?
To answer to your question, I also think it's in the genes. That's strange how children inherit of their parents' bad habits. I insist on BAD. Maybe because they're more visible? Think about that Phil, find the GOOD habits.
"funniest"I meant. That's what occur when you read your comment after publishing it!
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