Zen-Den needed to get up earlier than usual to go to work. He set his alarm clock, but I didn’t hear it go off. He heard it and went into the bathroom to shower and shave. While he was in the shower I woke up. I often wake up early, so it was no big deal for me to get up. I went into the bathroom where he was now shaving. The following conversation ensued.
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Him: Was it the noise from the light that woke you up?
Me: No, it was the light from the water running through the faucet that did it.
Him: Oh good. I didn’t want to bother you.
Me: Hmm… *smile*
{a minute of silence}
Him: What did you say? How did the light from the water running through the faucet wake you up?
Me: It woke me up because the noise from the light didn’t. *snicker*
Him: Oh.
{30 seconds later}
Him: What are you talking about???
Me: I’m talking about why I got up.
Him: What? Wait a minute… you knew what I meant!
Me: Yep. But it’s so much more fun to confuse you early in the morning.
Him: You make no sense.
Me: I know. *giggle*
# # #
… And who rocks at Mind Games 101?
I do believe that it is Ms. Bean.
Oh yes, I do.
You two are hilarious! So, did Z-D feel guilty because he thought he woke you up?
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Beth, I don’t know. I doubt it. Only he can answer that question for sure.
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For the record, Bean always looks so happy when sleeping that I don’t want to disturb her. And, if I were the one sleeping I would want to be left to my slumber.
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Z-D, aren’t you the nicest boy? Good logic, my dear.
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You both are very sweet. I’m so groggy when I wake up that probably both of you would have whooshed right over my head.
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Zazzy, if I get a sound night’s sleep then I’m aware enough to hold a goofy conversation in the morning. But not much more than that… until I’ve had my coffee.
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It’s so much fun to make early morning brain attacks on unsuspecting people. This was a good one!
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Thanks. He started it with his mixed-up question. I merely answered… and waited to see if he was paying any attention to me at all. 😉
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Were you talking in your sleep or are you always poetic early in the morning?
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robin, this was an unusual situation. Most days we barely acknowledge each other in the morning, so I’d say “no” we aren’t usually poetic in the morning.
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Hard to be poetic in the morning, isn’t it?
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I would have been confused too.
In fact, I think I am.
;^)
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Relyn, I know how you feel. Still, for once, I got the upper hand in a conversation with Z-D, Esq. Usually I’m the one who is confused by his wily turns of phrase.
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Lovely! I miss my conversations with my husband in the morning. He was self-employed so I nearly always got up way before him. (except in summer) He was a laid back guy, but NOT a morning person, whereas I am. So, lots of fun and games!
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Margaret, I sometimes think that it’s the ridiculous conversations in a marriage that hold the marriage together. Forget all the high minded concepts that religion and therapists toss at you. Stick with silliness if you’re in a marriage for the long haul!
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Great bit of silliness 🙂
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Polly, thanks. Glad that you enjoyed.
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I am always the one up puttering around. My husband can sleep through anything. Alas I cannot. Water, light or noise.
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Jamie, I’m usually a pretty good sleeper, if I do say so myself! But I do wake up early no matter when I go to bed. So getting up that morning wasn’t as difficult for me as it was for Z-D– who was not thinking clearly.
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