This may be hard to believe, but I don’t actually find myself wishing for these dreamy futuristic materialistic things often. I've gotten used to doing dishes by hand, eating in the “living room” when we have people over and seeing Darin bend over every time he takes his shirts off (I don’t actually mind this last one AT ALL. He’s got a pretty good-lookin' behind if you know what I mean).
HOWEVER, we found a problem when we decided to invite friends over the other day for the season finale of Downton Abbey. We've never had friends over to watch a movie/TV before. Where will we all sit? The floor is uncomfortable (so is the futon) and there's not much to lean against. What to do, what to do.
Solved the problem in the best (only) way we could. MATTRESS. Might have made getting in and out of the house a little tricky considering the mattress took up any of the space that was left to move around, but it sure did make TV watching easier.
Moral of this story: Work with what you've got. Life is more enjoyable when you aren't living in your dreams (not saying you shouldn't dream, I do ALL THE TIME...).
*Lord of the Rings
Cute post! I think the greatest things come from hble beginnings. The most portant thing you two have (and will hopefully always have) is each other!
ReplyDeleteWhat book is he reading?
ReplyDeleteWheel of time
DeleteI think that I was reading the same book at the same time
DeleteI know the feeling. Love the LoTR Quote, BTW.
ReplyDeleteI too picked up on the LOTR quote, but I believe that can also be found in Henry V.
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