I loved this post on charade's blog. I was just thinking that I am so smug married:( . Actually I can no more hold conversations without mentioning my kids or husband at least once. So my dear friends here are my moments when I discovered that I am a smug married
- Saturday, I was talking to Friend Sa who is married but works in a different city other than husband , who is kind of actually having best of both worlds of being married but staying independently. I asked her what she was doing and she said nothing, just lazing around, for which I replied I baked a loaf of bread, I am baking a cake, all the while supervising craft work of my daughter. Sa knowing me from 11 years must have attributed it to my hormones and changed the topic.( Lord, why did u have to make me project my self as a superwoman to Sa who knows in and out of me for 11 years?)
- Was talking to colleague V, who is a sweet newly married bride, she said she dint cook at all during weekend, I told her that Oh my god V, eating out all 6 times, you guys will get stomach infections.How difficult is it to cook something.(Why lord, why did u make me forget my good old mera maggi wala early marriage days?)
- Talking to Mom on the phone, all the while instructing Kulla not to open the kitchen drawers and bring out vessels.( I am sorry mom, having to cut the call, since kulla would have banged my LCD T.V with Milk cooker if I had waited for few more minutes.)
- Talking to S(husband ) over the phone while combing kulli's hair.I yelled at kulli, not to shake head and stand straight, so S replied how could I know what he was doing? Since he was just sitting on the office chair with wheels , and not standing.( Dint bother to explain, just told him that it was for kulli and not for you)
You are one lucky woman,to be smug about marriage is definitely an achievement :)
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