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by Guest Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:38 pm
me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
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Re: old habits
by Kris Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:44 pm
well, why didn't you?Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
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Re: old habits
by Guest Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:47 pm
Kris wrote:well, why didn't you?Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
i myself forgot
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Re: old habits
by Kris Fri Feb 06, 2015 10:50 pm
>>>There you go. Walk a mile in another man's shoe before you judge him (old indian proverb-- woo-woo indian, not dot indianBeatrix Kiddo wrote:Kris wrote:well, why didn't you?Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
i myself forgot
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Re: old habits
by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Fri Feb 06, 2015 11:33 pm
Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
YOU: I would like to remind you, again, that I dont need to remind you anymore as you are not my husband.
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Re: old habits
by Kris Fri Feb 06, 2015 11:43 pm
XH: Huh? When did this happen?Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
YOU: I would like to remind you, again, that I dont need to remind you anymore as you are not my husband.
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Re: old habits
by Guest Sat Feb 07, 2015 9:48 am
Kris wrote:XH: Huh? When did this happen?Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
YOU: I would like to remind you, again, that I dont need to remind you anymore as you are not my husband.
lol... his reaction is more teeangerly: "whatever".
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Re: old habits
by Guest Sat Feb 07, 2015 9:56 am
She forgets that he's not her husband.Marathadi-Saamiyaar wrote:Beatrix Kiddo wrote:me: 2 days ago was your niece's b'day. did u wish her?
xh: what? no! why didn't u remind me?
YOU: I would like to remind you, again, that I dont need to remind you anymore as you are not my husband.
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Re: old habits
by Guest Sat Feb 07, 2015 10:25 am
lol.. i have issues with memory actually, in weird ways.
Just last night he asked me why I was not finishing up the (gond) laddus in the pantry. I said only methi ones are left and I don't like those. He said there is a non-methi one left too, and he had moved it from another box to this one to save it for me (his mom makes methi ones for him, and non-methi for me). I was stuffed but didn't want a laddu to go bad so I said, 'ok, give it to me'. He mock-repeated my sentence and added, 'do you ever say no?' and got me the laddu. I thought he is just taunting me on my weight, although he usually doesn't.
Then as I dug my teeth into it I remembered. He rarely takes the last serving of anything without asking around. Proven by the fact that he was still rummaging through the pantry to find something sweet. So I took a bite and said, 'it's too sweet for me, I don't want it'. So he took it back and ate it.
So ya, if I was still his "wife", I would have immediately seen through his offering-laddu act and told him to eat it himself. I am usually dense about these things though.
Just last night he asked me why I was not finishing up the (gond) laddus in the pantry. I said only methi ones are left and I don't like those. He said there is a non-methi one left too, and he had moved it from another box to this one to save it for me (his mom makes methi ones for him, and non-methi for me). I was stuffed but didn't want a laddu to go bad so I said, 'ok, give it to me'. He mock-repeated my sentence and added, 'do you ever say no?' and got me the laddu. I thought he is just taunting me on my weight, although he usually doesn't.
Then as I dug my teeth into it I remembered. He rarely takes the last serving of anything without asking around. Proven by the fact that he was still rummaging through the pantry to find something sweet. So I took a bite and said, 'it's too sweet for me, I don't want it'. So he took it back and ate it.
So ya, if I was still his "wife", I would have immediately seen through his offering-laddu act and told him to eat it himself. I am usually dense about these things though.
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Re: old habits
by Marathadi-Saamiyaar Sat Feb 07, 2015 12:35 pm
Beatrix Kiddo wrote:lol.. i have issues with memory actually, in weird ways.
Just last night he asked me why I was not finishing up the (gond) laddus in the pantry. I said only methi ones are left and I don't like those. He said there is a non-methi one left too, and he had moved it from another box to this one to save it for me (his mom makes methi ones for him, and non-methi for me). I was stuffed but didn't want a laddu to go bad so I said, 'ok, give it to me'. He mock-repeated my sentence and added, 'do you ever say no?' and got me the laddu. I thought he is just taunting me on my weight, although he usually doesn't.
Then as I dug my teeth into it I remembered. He rarely takes the last serving of anything without asking around. Proven by the fact that he was still rummaging through the pantry to find something sweet. So I took a bite and said, 'it's too sweet for me, I don't want it'. So he took it back and ate it.
So ya, if I was still his "wife", I would have immediately seen through his offering-laddu act and told him to eat it himself. I am usually dense about these things though.
i think you have $10 mil book deal here. you two are showcasing a new (non)marriage model for the youngsters. in NJ, the "common-law spouse" laws are followed - if i am right. so any which way you look at it, you two are "tied up" legally and financially. A good lawyer will rip off your divorce as a legal charade in a court.
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Re: old habits
by pravalika nanda Sat Feb 07, 2015 12:44 pm
Uppili is absolutely correct, why don't you write a book, Trix? People will buy it and read it with interest.
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