My husband is quite sneaky. My Valentine's present along with these lovely flowers and some chocolates (most of which were eaten long before I could take a photo of them) was the BBC Series The Hour on DVD. Though my husband and I watch BBC America quite a bit I had never intended to watch this particular show. It was complete happenstance I turned on that first episode one evening this past Summer but within the first fifteen minutes I had already decided I was staying up late that night to watch the remaining episodes through our cable company's "on demand" service. I enjoy the show very much and of course had to start watching it that very evening. Now for the sneaky part . . .
Most evenings my husband and I watch television together I'm stitching, so he's relegated to his side of the sofa, opposite me. Now he knows that The Hour is a show I enjoy so much I will not stitch during it, leaving my lap free of linens and threads and available for him to rest his head in. The series is six episodes affording him at least three nights of my running my fingers through his hair instead of stitching. Sneaky. This isn't the first time he's done it either. We seem to have a growing collection of movies and television shows that I will not stitch while watching. Sneaky, sneaky. My husband rarely comes right out and says what he's feeling (he says it's a by-product of being British) but I think this is his way of saying he's jealous of my stitching. His most recent attempt to rid himself of his rival will most likely affect my productivity over the next week but to be honest I would much rather snuggle with my husband than stitch most any night. Just don't tell him that . . . there's a few more DVD's I'd like to add to our collection first ;)
xoxo
Jennie Lynn
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
My husband is sneaky . . .
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7 comments:
aww such lovely flowers..and i am sure the chocolates must be yummy;)
big hugs xxx
Sneaky..smile.. The tulips are pretty.Will have to check out that show.Warm Blessings!~Amy
What a sweet Valentine! I loved your post today.
Hugs,
Susan
Men know how to be lovingly sneaky! You are choosing wisely!
Hugs to you!
Courtney
I love tulips ~ yours are beautiful!!!
I wish my husband had hair to run my fingers through!!!LOL Enjoy!!!
Prim Blessings
Robin
Aww, how precious. It's good he doesn't get angry, but works around your stitching for your love. Now that's romantic.
The tulips are beautiful :o)
Carol
Very cute story! Thanks for sharing.
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