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LuckyCharms

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2. No worries Peggy...

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #1)

Sun Dec 7, 2025, 07:11 PM

Dec 7

It's all in fun. Typical marriage banter. 33 years worth.

It keeps things light-hearted. We haven't had a bad argument in a long time.

It's her way of distracting me when I am stressed...basically telling me not to take things so seriously...which I tend to do.

When things are really serious, we get serious and don't mess around like this...

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Here's some unsolicited advice for you, my dear LuckyCharms: CaliforniaPeggy Dec 7 #1

No worries Peggy... LuckyCharms Dec 7 #2

... True Dough Dec 7 #3

DA HOOF LuckyCharms Dec 7 #4

Correct! True Dough Dec 7 #5

That's how I look when i approach the altar to receive communion. LuckyCharms Dec 7 #6

Very unlikely story, Lucky! True Dough Dec 7 #7

There is a thing called "under proofing" but it's generally used in relation to bread dough Niagara Dec 7 #8

My grandma always called her sofa a davenport. hunter Dec 7 #9

I'm going to start calling my couch a davenport after I turn 70 Niagara Dec 8 #12

I only know the term when selling "beef" Kali Dec 7 #10

''on the hoof'' in British English ... Donkees Dec 8 #11