how's married life…

Comments 7 by Rebecca Bollwitt Sunday, July 16th, 2006 — 7:25pm PDT

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…We get asked that a lot and well folks – it ain’t perfect by any means. If it were we’d have to kick our own asses just to generate some sort of excitement.

Don’t get me wrong, I think we’re doing pretty okay. We have little idiosyncrasies can annoy the crap out of each other, we have our time apart, we have our seperate likes/dislikes etc. and we are not one single blob of a marrital unit. But man, (sappy moment, Laura, avert your eyes) there’s no one else we’d rather be going through all of this with.

Yesterday we happenned to have a great day to ourselves. With no real agenda it started off with a wicked home cooked breakfast, followed by a trip to the beach, Pirates of the Caribbean and ice cream right before bed time. Today included a trip to the Fort (see my Metblog post for more details) then an afternoon at home watching the Cubs.

Staying at home & watching MST3K, being beach bums, loving hockey (even in the off season), watching baseball, getting out n’ about in the city AND the valley. This is our married life.

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gusgreeperMonday, July 17th, 2006 — 10:21am PDT
i hope we have a good marriage. i don’t expect it to be easy….
AnonymousMonday, July 17th, 2006 — 11:48am PDT
Watching the Cubs last night was not a good way to end the weekend, but as loyal fans, we watched it to the end. Too bad, so sad………
Josie BollwittMonday, July 17th, 2006 — 11:51am PDT
I like that word “idiosyncrasies.” John always called them “discussions.”
taraMonday, July 17th, 2006 — 1:31pm PDT
those kinds of times are when you really know that your relationship is for real. my boyfriend and i aren’t married, but after 6 years together we still have a blast when we hang out and have no plans…
LoLo D.Tuesday, July 18th, 2006 — 12:19am PDT
You going to work doesn’t count as time apart…. Amazingly enough I didn’t gag when I read your blog, though the picture made my stomache heave a little.

To those who don’t know me: I’m the unofficial observer in their marriage. The gooiness is neverending. They’re like an American Express commercial (or is it MasterCard?): They don’t leave home without it.
Miss604Tuesday, July 18th, 2006 — 7:29am PDT
We play it up for you Laura :p Not my fault you took a stupid 1230-830pm shift and now we can never do dinner together again (sniff sniff)
LoLo D.Wednesday, July 19th, 2006 — 11:06am PDT
maybe I took the shift on purpose so I wouldn’t have to be privy to all your antics that should stay in the privacy of your own home?! I think the once-a-week occasional dinners is all my stomache can handle 😉