Re: The downside of trying to talk

[Guest guest]

Oh crap. Men can be such ... oh, nevermind.

I hope you brought it to his attention!

Sissi

[Guest guest]

> Well, Mark loves delivering a good lecture (unfortunately, he's never

> actually come up with one...).

ROFLMAO!!!

This just struck me as hilarious -- and oddly familiar.

Sissi

[Guest guest]

Awwww... ....

hopefully this is just an isolated event on Mark's part.

~ Karin

rgr4us wrote:

> Last night, Mark was in a bad mood for some reason...I think every

> once in a while it all builds up on him and he's just grouchy. ;-)

>

> wanted to go into our bedroom; Mark had just sent him out a

> few minutes before for shoving the (king size) mattress around, so he

> stands there *lecturing* about how he can't come in because he

> does this and he does that...blah, blah, blah...he goes on and on.

>

> is standing there, jumping up and down, giggling nervously,

> and saying over and over, " Daddy " .

>

> Mark is so busy telling all the stuff he doesn't like about

> having him in the room that he doesn't even notice.

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> :-(

>

> Raena

[Guest guest]

*sigh*

:-(

Penny

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is standing there, jumping up and down, giggling nervously,

and saying over and over, " Daddy " .

Mark is so busy telling all the stuff he doesn't like about

having him in the room that he doesn't even notice.

:-(

Raena

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[Guest guest]

Heartbreaking. ((

Did you tell him?

-Sara.

[Guest guest]

Hey, this sounds like my husband! He'll get mad over something rather

trivial then rant and rave and lecture , while I'm sitting here waiting

for him to shut up because I already know that is getting NOTHING from

the amount of words he is using. I finally raised my voice at them last

night and said " Will one of you please start acting your age? "

Sue

[Guest guest]

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> hopefully this is just an isolated event on Mark's part. >

Well, Mark loves delivering a good lecture (unfortunately, he's never

actually come up with one...). He just gets caught up in making his

point and loses sight of the other person's side sometimes.

Oh well. I do the same thing on here.

Raena

[Guest guest]

> Did you tell him? >

Nah...I was too mad about it at the time to do anything but get

out of the situation.

Raena

[Guest guest]

> " Will one of you please start acting your age? " >

LOL..which one did?

Raena

[Guest guest]

Well, I got to leave the room with me, so I guess he did! ;-)

Sue

Re: The downside of trying to talk

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> LOL..which one did?

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