Happy Birthday, Mister Heather!

August 25, 2009 by
Filed under: Area 51 

I suppose I could write something warm and fuzzy— but that isn’t my style. The Mister once said I was one of the least sentimental people he has ever met. I beg to differ. On that note, I’d like to pull up an oldie but goodie from a couple of years ago. I get all weepy-eyed reading it…

Tuesday Night

with laughter!

After tripping over the carton, my husband goes about feeding the cats like nothing happened. He asked why I was taking his picture. I tell him it is for an anthropological experiment. Note that the bag is now directly astride the carton. Still no beer, but it is looking encouraging.

Click on the above image to get the low-down on life with the Mister.

Enjoy!

Miss Heather

Comments

5 Comments on Happy Birthday, Mister Heather!

  1. d on Tue, 25th Aug 2009 11:00 am
  2. I love that entry, a classic! Happy birthday Mister Heather!

  3. bitchcakes on Tue, 25th Aug 2009 11:04 am
  4. Happy Birthday Mister Heather!!! xoxoxo

  5. rowan on Tue, 25th Aug 2009 2:24 pm
  6. happy birthday Mr. Heather! you make a mean cocktail and may you stir many more.

  7. judes on Tue, 25th Aug 2009 6:04 pm
  8. That really was a classic. And one I’ve lived in my own home. I usually get pissed off and dispose of the thing before he notices—and then I call him in and yell at him.

    His response: “Don’t do puppy-in-the-poop with me!!!”

    Which is pretty funny because if he weren’t so damned big, I’d totally rub his nose in it.

    Happy birthday, Mr. Heather! I hope it’s a fun one!

  9. Rebecca11222 on Wed, 26th Aug 2009 10:00 pm
  10. Summer Dreamz!
    Make him feel fine!
    Oblivious to the refuse
    round his feeeeeets!

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