Sunday, my husband met me in the halls of our church meetinghouse looking a little forlorn. He had been helping out with the eleven year-old boys class.
The following had taken place:
One of these sweet innocent children had sat by Grant during the lesson. At some point, he turned to Grant and asked, "Are you all done growing?"
My husband, confident and handsome man that he is, responded, "Yep. I'm pretty sure." I'm sure he even flashed his charming "hero smile."
"I thought when you where all grown-up, you didn't get acne anymore." A comment that, said to any lesser man, may've earned a good whalloping.
My husband promptly 'turned the other cheek' (the grown-up one - you know)... good man.
My husband, confident and handsome man that he is, responded, "Yep. I'm pretty sure." I'm sure he even flashed his charming "hero smile."
"I thought when you where all grown-up, you didn't get acne anymore." A comment that, said to any lesser man, may've earned a good whalloping.
My husband promptly 'turned the other cheek' (the grown-up one - you know)... good man.
I will have to work harder at attempting to follow my husband's example.
6 comments:
Still having acne when you are "all done growing" just means you are young at heart!
That sounds almost as bad as when Makinsie asked me why I had a mustache. After all everyone knows girls don't have mustaches.
I always thought acne went away when you were all grown up. I still have it too. Sorry, Grant. By the way, when is y'all's church? I'll be there Easter Sunday.
Oh neat! You'll see the Easter program Grant's been putting together (he's choir director). It's also his birthday. :)
Starts at 11. :)
Perfect! Thanks.
Awww! Grant you are such a good man! lol
I know it prolly doesnt help-but it could have been worse...
Stephanie (my roommate) has a neice who came up to her mother when her shirt accidently went up a few inches and said..."Mommy, why is your bum on backwards, does that happen when you get old?" Poor woman.
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