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Day 24/31- Your top three worst traits.
I asked Peyton what my three worst traits were. With far too much speed and a bit too much fervor, he had them written down and was chomping at the bit to let me have it.
Day 24/31- Your top three worst traits.
I asked Peyton what my three worst traits were. With far too much speed and a bit too much fervor, he had them written down and was chomping at the bit to let me have it.
"Nag.
Nag.
Nag."
Nag.
Nag."
Whatever.
I then made sure he knew that quality sleep combats grouchiness.
And plenty of water is calming as well.
Plus exercise. Lots of exercise.
But I digress...
LIVE THE MURRAYED LIFE
haha,
ReplyDeletei just laugh reading this.
haha, I had such a good laugh at this post.
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Those who nag, make things happen!
ReplyDeleteLove this post!
Oh man, when I'm married I'm never asking.
ReplyDeleteever.
ignorance is bliss.
yeah...I don't know if I'd want to hear what Landon would say either...But I'll probably ask him anyway.
ReplyDeletehaha, that is the exact reason I didn't ask my husband what he thought my worst traits are.
ReplyDeleteWhatever, Peyton was smart to stick to one. You've taught him well. And true nagging is a quality trait, might I add. He's a lucky dude to be married to someone who really cares about what he does with his life and when, you know.
ReplyDeleteAHAHAHAHA. This is the best.
ReplyDeleteTell him you'll stop nagging when he stops being a man.
By far the best one of these I have read today! THanks! oh by the way ...
ReplyDeleteoh, boy. Nagging was left out of mine somehow but I am TOTALLY sure he would have said it . ..
ReplyDeleteThy just don't get it though. If they'd LISTEN, we wouldn't nag.... grrr.
:)
Haha, yes! What Twiggy said! Also, I think nag is a derogative term for being responsible.
ReplyDeleteI actually nagged my last roommate a lot because she pretty much got the man gene- the never clean up after self in kitchen, even if that means letting food sit out and spoil overnight on the counter type. Needless to say, that situation didn't work out. But, now I live with my sister and her husband, so I get to deal with another person who lets food spoil overnight. I just let my sister do the nagging this time.
Hahahaha! I bet that's what Scott would say tooo..... ugh nagging! I don't nag I just do things a particular way :)
ReplyDeleteI love that picture. I don't know which man would say that their wife or girlfriend legimate right to them something just couple of times is fair. They should just listen and listen correctly the first time.
ReplyDeleteHahaha I usually nag too! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd that photo, it just suits the post. I love it!
Fabulous photo! I'm not sure which is worse, you being told you nag, or me being told I yell! Good thing we love them.
ReplyDeleteThis made me laugh! It's probably a good thing I didn't ask Aaron what my worst traits are. It would have started a fight of epic proportions!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Perfect photo to compliment this post! Thanks for stopping by at Pursuit of Lyndsy! :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha! I think my husband would've said the same thing. That's why I didn't ask him ;-) Love your ring, too!
ReplyDeleteHa how, nothing wrong with being a good nagger! It's a talent I think....you should practice more :)
ReplyDeleteI was discussing this with my bestie the other day, because both of our SOs basically make us nag them. Like Inspector Climate for example, he will not try something the first 5 times I ask him to, but when he does finally try it he "loves it!" I would stop nagging if he just TRUSTED ME.
ReplyDeleteMy point is - nagging is a two way street.
you took it pretty well! To be fair men wouldn't get anything done without us nagging them to do it! They would just lie in their own filth all day long like little piglets.
ReplyDeleteMen can read us so well but not why we do it.
ReplyDeleteWe share a common trait(s) ;) . But really, I wouldn't have to nag if he would just put the laundry in the basket......
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