An actual conversation while getting ready for work this morning…
WIFE: Do you hear that overhead fan? That hum is really annoying.
ME: Yeah, I hear it.
WIFE: Is there a way to fix it?
ME: No, but check this out. *begins to hum a harmony tone along with the fan*
WIFE:…
ME: You should hum the third part. Here, like this. *hums the third part harmony*
WIFE:…
ME: C’mon!
WIFE: It’s too high for me.
ME: Fine, but I’m blogging about this.
You’d think that after everything we’ve been through over the past few days, Bridgette could find it in her heart to sing three part harmony along with me and the kitchen fan, but I guess not. Marriage isn’t like in the movies, folks.
when the “check brakes” monitor in my last car was beeping, it was the perfect rhythmic track for an accompaniment of whistling that old 70′s instrumental “Popcorn”. it was the only thing i could do to keep the beeping from driving me crazy. but then i realized whistling along with an alarm for 20 minutes was pretty crazy already.
If you were John Cusak that would have totally worked.
Ted has a point there.