Tumbled Words

. . . not me. Figures. I am the poet in the family, but he out romanced me more than once in our 33 years married this June 1st. It was the day after my 57th birthday that was the most special and had nothing to do with my birthday.

55-alive! was having a contest on what was the best thing about the second half of our lives. He had made one or two blog entries at their site and I suggested he enter the contest. Now the man irritates me because I speed through life and he is usually the slow one that thinks everything out minutely. Yet, when it comes to wit or one upping me, his speed seems to increase exponentially, every time.

I no more got the words out of my mouth and he said, “I know what I am writing.” He posted it, but didn’t win — the $50 gift certificate, that is — but he won my heart for another 57 years or so. His entry:

No contest. This was a quick and easy question to answer. The best thing in the second part of my life is something from the first part, my WIFE. THE END

It doesn’t get more romantic than that, public admission, exponentially public, and without a moment’s thought.

Now, I stumbled on the True Romantic writing contest on This Eclectic Life. She is always finding something to keep us busy reading and writing.

Share your romantic comings or goings by entering TeaTime Ramblings contest:

. . . write a romantic post, whether it’s something that someone else did for you or if you were the one being the romantic! I love to read a good romance story. Then comment here with the link to your post so I can come by and read it. Make sure to link back to me at the end of your post so others can have a chance to let their romantic side shine for us all. I’ll accept entries up until June 1, 2007 at 12:00 p.m. and announce the True Romantic winner by 4:00 p.m. the same day.

So, start writing, run on over there and leave your link so romance can spread, there can never be enough. She’s waiting for your entries.

Please, use this photo to practice finding “only the good” in life. There is good and not so in the photo, your mission is to see only the good. Look hard, you may just surprise yourself with what good you do find. And, feel free to join in and post your own photo on your blog. Just let Nancy know here and she will add you to the blog roll on her site! (And visit anyway, she always has an interesting photo.)

(Note: This photo has been on my blogs before, have not yet been able to resolve computer issues. )

I think this is too funny to not share. I found it on a blog that is as it’s name indicates, RV Videos.

You may want to run over there and see if there are other videos that may make you laugh, but this one is NOT about RVs. . . Whether you are for or against Walmart, the video is funny.

Hope you laughed, now try to get it out of your head.