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Married To A Poet

Spousal quirks

44 total reviews 
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
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Haha, he's never at a loss for words--even on a note to let you know he's at the store, I enjoyed your little story, Rachelle. Good job using just a few short sentences to tell a whole story. Thanks for sharing. Jan

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    It was my pleasure. Thank you for your nice review! xo
Comment from susand3022
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OMG Rachelle, That would just about drive me nuts if my other half did that! Then again my ex became my ex because all he would ever say was "Yes Dear" whenever I said anything... I couldn't even provoke him into an arguement! All I would get was the inevitable "Yes Dear"... made me nuts. Go back to your mom and dad... "Yes Dear"

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Thank goodness he's an EX!! (I'm sorry this evoked such bad memories, though. xo)
Comment from QC Poet
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His way of adding mystery and intrigue to a boring daily chore, is my guess. LOL, Great humorous read and Interuputation. Thank you for Sharing your Gifts and insight.

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Thank you for your sweet review, gmartinez!
Comment from Joy Graham
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Hi Rachelle,

This is too funny :) I keep going back to the note to read and can't see anything that indicates he was talking about milk or a store. Maybe I'm not a very good poet. Well, I know I'm not, but I try.

Not in a contest? This is just because? This is a fun one.

Joy xx

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    They run out of milk a lot (the emptiness that has become our life) and he 'slips away' (goes out to the store) to buy more because his wife has neglected to do so (his disillusionment)

    I take it, Joy, you're not married to a poet...

    And, nope, not a contest. Just for our entertainment. xo
reply by Joy Graham on 29-Mar-2019
    No, my husband is not a poet, but I thought I was a poet until I read your post and response.
reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Hahahaha. You slay me, Joy. xo
Comment from royowen
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A marvellous excerpt Rachelle, I guess that's not wasting a college education majoring in literary drama. Excellent work, talk about declaring his frustration, he could have said, "in my desert of human experience, which is our marriage contract" well done, the humour post of the month. Blessings, Roy

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Hahahaha. Have you tried that tack, yourself, Roy? If so, was it effective? lol
    Thanks for a fun review. xo
reply by royowen on 29-Mar-2019
    Not really, she's a language teacher
Comment from meeshu
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You have created very clever scenario. it is 6six6 worthy for originality and execution. Your writing is thoughtful and descriptive, truly a pleasure, Rachelle..............meeshu

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Thank you for this extremely thoughtful and encouraging review, Meeshu. It means so much to me. xo
Comment from Bill Pinder
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That is funny! You are not really married to a poet are you? That would really be funny. you do an amazing job of coming up with some creative things to write about.

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    No, I could not be married to anyone LESS like a poet. My husband is an accountant!!

    Thanks for the best review of the day, Bill! I love it! xo
reply by Bill Pinder on 29-Mar-2019
Comment from Mark Valentine
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A guy after my own heart, a guy who knows that "My life is a complete and utter travesty, devoid of any meaning or hope", means that someone has eaten the last ice cream sandwich.

Such a clever little piece - made me chuckle - thanks.

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    Ditto for your review. Thanks, back!
Comment from Rhonda Skinner
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Thanks for the chuckle. I like the way you used a different font and a free verse poem for the husband's note. Can't imagine my husband doing anything like that. :)

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    And for that we're grateful, right, Rhonda?
    Thank you for the wonderful review; it's made my afternoon! xo
Comment from MissMerri
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Rachelle, this is such a cute and truly funny little story! I think it might be fun to be married to a poet... but then again, maybe not so easy. This is just adorable. I loved it.

 Comment Written 29-Mar-2019


reply by the author on 29-Mar-2019
    I think as long as one retains her sense of humor, she'll be okay. [of course, that pretty much applies to ANYONE who's married, doesn't it!!]