Joy of Love and Marriage
Small things are lots of fun. Hence, small things can be disaster too. It's a very common situation in one's marriage life that one of the couple gets bored just because of minor matters. Boredom is intoxicating. No, it is not about boredom to one's being, it's the boredom when the lawn gets too high to ignore of cutting, when pets get too many (for another intensive and uncontrollable breeding season) to feed, when the family's favorite barbershop closes by and moves its location fifteen miles farther, then everyone will argue, "Somebody's got to drive us there, and who will that be?"
People in fact cannot neglect those little business. If possible, working out simple things can prevent from marriage catastrophe, and lead them to delicious spices.
Busy couples often find troubles from trivial matters. My wife, Julie and I understand how they feel when they have to deal with them. We also have them sometimes. It is just every time there is a good chance to have a cup of coffee or defeat each other upon a hilarious monopoly board, the "responsible" thinking comes, perhaps just before I roll the dice and ready to buy another housing complex.
Oh, no, honey, I think we forgot something."
Oh please, not now."
Oh yes, please go now! I think you forgot to put the garbage out for the last two days, and I think the scratching noise must be Mrs. Bryson's bulldogs trying to unpack the loads since this morning."
Oh, no! Not again!"
The problem is both of us have never been so good in remembering things; those simple, everyday things.
What can one say about being a forgetful person? Having a flaw could be a disaster. It could be just one from another tons of differences one may find after...
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