Living with the L & M has forced me to learn a new lesson, to never, never ever let on (to him) that I find something or other too yum for words, for if I do, then he will, without fail, get it for me the very next time he is out of the house.
At this point I can almost see the raised eyebrows of some among the readers, also the baffled looks on the faces of others, not to mention the fingers of yet more going tap-tap on heads in the universal sign language that indicates someone or other (in this case, moi) is cuckoo. I mean has anyone, anyone at all, heard of someone complaining because the dear darling husband gets one what one likes? If you haven’t people, then let this be your first time.
So, as I was saying, the L & M gets me whatever I have been raving about, and then gets it again the next time, then again, and then once again, and again, and again…. till I positively hate the sight of the damn thing and start wondering why I liked it in the first place anyway. Chilli bhajjias, gulab jamuns are all now in my never-ever-want-to-have-it-again list and (I fear) the latest headed the same way is the Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk- Orange Peel bar, a liking for which I let slip inadvertently with my rapturous mmmm-ing.
Too much of a good thing is a very bad idea I have tried telling him time and again, but all of it falls on deaf ears. So nothing from now on but for me to tone down on those appreciative nods and the ‘this is so good-s’ that otherwise come so easily when I like something, and to keep my favorites a top secret. Shhhh….. 😉
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Indyeah said:
That is the cutest thing mad gurl ….bonkers you are 😛 😀
shail said:
😀 😀 😛
J1289 said:
Think getting sick of what you really love and favor indicates a change in for savoring something else. And too much of anything can be bad :p
shail said:
Anything I like, I ration, even the music I love. Hearing it too many times makes it lose its charm 🙂
J1289 said:
That is SO true.
Shilpa Gupte said:
A M U S E D!!!! 🙂 And, can also relate to it, Shail! At times, my L & M does it, too!
shail said:
Ahhh, is that so? So the L & M has company! 😀
Mel said:
Ha — no, I totally get that. Sometimes it’s the rarity of having something that makes it so good.
shail said:
Isn’t it? I am glad you understand 🙂
Deboshree said:
Hahaha. 😀 Shail, this reminded me of Dad. He is exactly like this! I got strawberry pastries till I tired of them, then moong-daal ke pakore till I couldn’t eat another…the list goes on. These days, I make it a point to like a larger variety of things. 😉
shail said:
Lol, so there are others like him, eh?! 😀 😀
UmaS said:
ha ha….this is so cute 😀 😀
Keep changing your fav every week Shail and enjoy it all !! 😛 😛
shail said:
Ayyo, then I will get fed up of them all. 😛 😀
Nidaa said:
PAPA… PAPA… PAPA
I can sooo relate to this. (A dozen LOLs and office people are staring!)
You tell Papa you like something, he buys it in bulk (I mean kilos and kilos) and shove it down your throat all the time- when reading, listening to music, working, watching TV, immediately after a big meal until you’re practically sick of its sight. ANd when you refuse – ‘Didnt you like it?’, Í bought it because its your fav’ etc etc.
And people say I am mad when I complain.
shail said:
This. This. This. This is what I am talking about! Phew, I am not the only one at the receiving end of such treatment! And the “‘Didnt you like it?’, Í bought it because its your fav’ etc etc.” How well I relate to that! On top of that people thinking we are mad to complain! 😛 😀
simple girl said:
Lol … 🙂
shail said:
😉 😀
Shailaja/ The Moving Quill said:
Such a caring, attentive husband and see how you treat him 😉 So, when I visit I need to bring gulab jamun, chilli bhajjis and Cadbury Silk. Got it! 😀
shail said:
Nooooooooo! Well, may be the Cadbury Silk because that has not yet gone the same way that the others have 🙂 I will make you eat the rest of them though 😛 😛 😀
Vinitha said:
That’s so sweet, Shail. But you shouldn’t say that his ears are deaf, he heard you loud and clear the first time 😉
shail said:
Lol, I know. Selective hearing 😛
DublinGal said:
hm, trying to be sympathetic but that’s just too sweet of your hubby! Not a bad problem to have!
shail said:
There, I knew someone would say that 😀 😀 I know, not too bad a problem to have 😛
Btw, welcome to Shail’s Nest 🙂
lifestyleproblog said:
Too much of a good thing is bad indeed! Your hubs is clever… when he learns of something you like, he will ensure that you have enough of it for the lifetime. There is no chance of engaging then in the “guessing games” that some of us women enjoy and could be a pain for the poor husbands!
shail said:
Haha, I do get a lifetime’s worth soon enough! But, believe me, I am as straightforward as they come, guessing games are too tiresome methinks 🙂
Welcome to Shail’s Nest 🙂
Roshni said:
hehhehe!! I guess one has to make clear: “I LOVE this but only once a week!” 😛
shail said:
No use telling that to someone who pretends to be deaf, Rosh 😛 😀