I would think that as a woman, you know from experience, far more opening lines than I've ever imagined or attempted. I only use them humorously. I figure I might as well keep the humor going.
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Well, that much is true. I've truly never had anyone say to me "Babe, how ya doin?" though.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Thank you, and it is very true. I married him the next year!
An outlier I would think.
Sometimes just opening a can of corn on purpose can be an icebreaker though.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
This is very true. I think my husband only said "Hello" or something else really innocuous. But it didn't matter. He could have said "The sky is falling" and I wouldn't have cared.
It sounds like you found something that many of us travel an entire life not finding. Something it sounds like you rightly cherish. I'm not jealous, but a bit envious.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Well, he is dead now so don't be too envious!
All things pass. It is the in between that matters. By your accounts it sounds like an in between that really mattered.
I know that envy is a synonym of jealousy, but I see jealousy as the selfish, greedy and destructive of the two. Not only wanting what another has but the avarice to wish the denial of it to the person that actually has it. Envy to me is recognition that another found something I would like, but one of my own and not theirs so that we both know the pleasure of it.
It was a JOKE oh literal one.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
It really did matter and my life overall is much better because of him.
In my mind, that is the best thing a person can do for another. And clearly it reaches beyond loss. Sounds like your husband would have been well worth knowing. I'm sorry for your loss, but can't help admiring him for a job well done.
I run into that problem all the time on this thread. It moves very fast. Much like the gas that many of us seem so inclined to discuss.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Thank you. He was a terrific husband for me, absolutely perfect for me. Thanks for the walk down memory lane! I still get notes and that sort of thing from people who worked with him over the years, which is great. I've even gotten old photos!
I'm reluctant to leave, but I have to run again. On the upside, I'm getting things accomplished and won't have to consider them again.
Later friends.
Later friends.
Do you live in a castle?
Secret Chief
Degrow!
Not presently.