Since it’s Thursday afternoon and we’ve been known to veer off into random territory (like this, this, this, and this), I thought I’d toss another one on the barbie, er, blog. Below are things you probably never knew about me and John. Is it proof of our over-sharing tendencies? Yes. Evidence that we’re more than a little weird? Absolutely. But we just had so much fun with a Ten-Things-You-Didn’t-Know-About-Us post waaay back in 2009…
… that we thought it was high time we broke out this post three years later. So without further ado, some random bits:
1. I’ve always wanted to name a band. Not be in one or marry a rockstar. Just name one. All the time I say something weird and exclaim “that would make a great band name!” My favorite band name brain child: “What Ever Happened To Breckin Meyer?” (said out loud after seeing an old Road Trip trailer). Other favorites: “Exhibit A” and “Venn Diagram.” I know, I know. I’m certifiable. But it’s my idea of a good time. Also, I came up with “Pass The Mustard” last night and I’m kinda into it…
2. We assign babies to correlating animals. In a very very loving way. For example Clara’s a turtle. And a little bird. We see both of those animals in her all the time.We have about a million pictures that we glance at and say “Tuuurtle!” or “It’s The Bird!” She also has cousins who are a chipmunk, a bear, a monkey, and a puppy. Seriously, they all have assigned animals – at least in our heads. Here’s Clara’s “angry bird” face.
3. I know she’s not everyone’s cup of tea (and I might be a little scared if she was), but I’m totally under (as in, in no way over) Bethenny Frankel. I’ve seen every episode of Housewives Of New York, Bethenny Getting Married, Bethenny Ever After and even read her book called A Place Of Yes (I thought hearing about things like almost getting on the regular Apprentice and ending up on the Martha Stewart one were fascinating because there’s lots of behind the scenes stuff). And this next part might be polarizing to admit, but once a few years ago after a particularly good old episode of Housewives of New York I turned to John and said “now I totally understand why people get tattoos of celebrities.” Yikes, right? I just adore her hilarious honesty about herself – and I know some people are over her now, but I’m still on the train. She’s just so quick to confirm that she went crazy or had a lapse of judgment instead of denying it. I think it’s refreshing and I try to use that as my inspiration when I’m feeling defensive. That’s right, Bethenny Frankel is my inspiration. Hey, whatever works, right?
4. Nearly almost every day of Clara’s first six months on this planet she peed on her dad while he changed her diaper. We heard that was only a boy thing, but as soon as the first diaper came off, she just let it flow. And she usually made the face below. Is that not a Dr Evil/Mini-Me face or what? Hilarious. Note: John did not find it as hilarious as I did.
5. John’s favorite comeback (well, maybe second to “That’s What She Said”) is “Your Face.” No matter what someone says. For example, this dialog has actually transpired in our house – Sherry: “Oh man, did you leave that bag out in the car?” John: “Your face.” And for some reason I laugh every time. It’s his catch phrase. And I guess if pressed mine is “I do what I want!” spoken in a faux bratty tone. Even as a response to John asking if I’ll hand him the remote (which I then do and follow up with a pouty “here, but only because I wanted to”). Dorks for life.
Now it’s your turn. Tell me five random things, or at least one, about you. Do you put ketchup on your steak? Sing show-tunes in the shower? Count stairs whenever you’re on them (I totally do that in my head most of the time). Come on guys, let’s have some Thursday afternoon bonding, shall we?
Tracey says
Hahaha “Your face” is my typical comeback….to which my husband usually replies with “You make no sense,” while he’s always saying “That’s what she said” since I somehow always manage to walk into that one!
Bibiana Silveira says
I used to do this Melvin Udall walk whenever I was alone.
Deb D. says
I always put my hands behind my head and stretch out my legs whenever crossing over a state line (in the car) and yell, “Two states at once!!” Totally have my kids doing it now, too.
Elena says
One time about 7 years ago, I faked sick to stay home from work and my bff called me and I answered the phone like an old, fragile sick woman and we both just started cracking up. So now, whenever we call one another (which is daily), we’ll both answer the phone like that and immediately start laughing like it’s the first time we ever did it. I don’t know why but it just tickles us to no end. Never get’s old.
Lauren @ muchadoaboutsomethin.blogspot.com says
I’m totally a Bethenny fan too! I’m excited about her upcoming talk show! Fun fact – Bethenny used to do healthy living videos with the company I work for before she was super famous. One of the girls in the office even went to Sundance with her – I was so jealous. :)
Trish says
1. AGREE on Betheny, she’s fabulous and I wish she was my best friend.
2. “Your Face” is awesome, but not quite as good as my hubby & mine’s favorite come back which is, “Your mom”. Example:
Me: Can you get that out of the car?
Him: Your mom
OR
Me: That is a stupid idea.
Him: Your mom is a stupid idea.
Courtney says
Best comments section ever. :)
My husband and I mix up metaphors when we’re around others. Example:
Me: When in Rome…
Him: Make lemonade!
And etc…
YoungHouseLove says
Hahahaha!
xo
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Trish says
I also like to use “you’re not the boss of me” when anyone asks me to do anything.
Candace says
I say this one to my husband at least a couple times of week…sometimes I mix it up and yell, “STOP BOSSING ME!!!!” Which is weird because he’s just politely asking me something simple like, “Did you remember to pick up the kitty litter today at the store?”
Keri P says
I can’t believe I’m admitting this, but I used to sing this silly song in my head when I was pumping breastmilk at work for my daughter. It went something like “I make milk for my baby girly, I make milk for my baby girl…” Pumping was so boring and the pump makes funny sounds, so this helped me pass the time, I guess.
I’m with you on Bethenny. I don’t watch much TV, so I never saw the NYC Housewives, but her getting married show was on during my maternity leave. I got sucked in and now follow her on Twitter. I think she’s one of the smarter people on reality TV (not saying much haha) and I find her honesty refreshing.
Meghan says
I’m totally in the same vein as you…I always say, “don’t tell me what to do!” in response to my boyfriends simple requests (like asking for the remote) and always follow it up with “I did ______ because I WANTED too!” hahaha. :)
I also constantly associate people with animals! It’s so fun to do with a group of friends.
#8o3
Meghan
Ashley says
Love this post! I am incapable of setting my alarm to a time that ends in an increment of :05 or :10. I just can’t do it. It has to be something random like 6:37 or 7:04. Also, the boyfriend and I get a kick out of scaring each other. I’m sure it’ll come back to bite us at some point, but for now it’s hilarious! Similar to John’s “your face” we’ll be talking about anything, say “Let’s have lasagna for dinner.” The response? “You’re lasagna!” Or “The football game is on!” “You’re a football game.” We also text each other throughout the day and use emoticons incessantly. The smiley poop one is our favorite!
Jan says
Something I can’t help but do is figure out what two random people make up a third…like, if someone looks EXACTLY LIKE a combination of Matt Damon and Russell Brand, or a combination of Mindy Kahling and Julia Roberts…It’s as if almost everyone comes from 2 random celebrities!!
I see it usually when I first meet them, it’s instantaneous, I keep it to myself but tell my husband later. It makes me think I’m some kind of Genetic Genius, but my hubby just says “hmmm, yeah, maybe…”
“WHAT DO YOU MEAN MAYBE?? THEY LOOK *EXACTLY* LIKE THAT!!??” lol
YoungHouseLove says
Hahahahahah!
xo
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Alicia Betney says
Can we add you guys on facebook?
YoungHouseLove says
Sure! We’re Young House Love on FB.
xo
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Kelly says
Sometimes my husband and I share a piece of food. . .and we make a weird game out of it.
Like if we share a roll. I bite half of it, give the rest of the roll to him and he bites off half of what is left and he passes it back to me..and so on and so on…until we are literally trying to bite a crumb in half.
I just re-read what I wrote and I almost didn’t “submit comment” because it sounds so weird. But if we are over-sharing …. ;)
YoungHouseLove says
Haha, oh yeah – we’re oversharing for sure! When in Rome… drink lemonade!
(you have to read every last comment on here to get that)
xo
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Johanna says
ROFLOL
Katie T says
Instead of naming bands my husband and I say “that was my band name in high school” for instance my husband will say, “this sports coat doesn’t have working buttonholes” and I will respond, “that was my band name in high school” and he’ll say, “working buttonholes?” And then I just smile. :) We also regularly say (jokingly) “Don’t look at me, don’t talk to me” as this was a phrase my two year old niece used on the regular. Ahh, good times!
YoungHouseLove says
Hahahahaha!
xo
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Nicole says
I work at a health sciences university and everyday when I get home, my husband always asks me the following 3 questions:
1. What did you do?
2. What did you learn?
3. How are the nerds?
EVERY DAY!
Among the other tidbits about my day, I always reply: The nerds are alright. Then it dawned on my that “The nerds are alright” would be a great band name! I would never be in a band, but I would most definitely enter that name into a contest…hint, hint! :)
Robyn says
1. In our house, ‘So’ is the ultimate argument finisher!
2. We once watched a nature program about a lost lion cub calling for his mother, kind of a mix between a squeak and a mew. This is how we call for each other now.
3. My husband used to think coasters were called colsters (he’s weird!) but in my mocking him it kind of stuck and we spent 2 weeks in Orlando riding the ‘Rollercolsters’ to the bemused looks of anyone overhearing us.
That’ll do for now. We’re too weird to go into too much detail!
Nicole says
HAHAH! My husband and I call each other by ‘miu’, which is sort of the sound a cat makes…between a squeal and a meow…glad to know there are others out there like us :)
Jenn G says
omg I say “your face” to everything my boyfriend says (and he does it to me too) it’s the best saying! I sometimes catch myself saying it to other people and they give me strange looks (like they haven’t heard that before, come on). We also on occasion get into an insult contest where we call each other ridiculous names, like dumb face or “fat tub” (as in fat tub of lard… oh yeah I’m really nice) and now that “nickname” has stuck!
Ashley says
Three things…do you want to know what will kill “Your mom” as a catchphrase faster than anything? Living with your in-laws for five months waiting for your house to sell.
Second….sometimes I wish I was a celebrity so when I get asked about random jobs I had before I was famous I could talk about working at the Dan Quayle museum in college.
Last ..I change up nicknames did my husband, son and dog every few months. Unfortunately…..the former nickname Smooch McGee got out….and some friends still call his that
JebberA says
You want nerd? In high school, we adopted two of the baby lab rats and named them Trig and Log. Our big trick was teaching Log to roll over. “roll over, Log”
My brothers and I all grew up to be engineer. Nerds to the grave.
Theresa says
My sister succinctly can end and win any argument with her catch all: your face is ugly.
Once YFU is out the bag is game over for anyone on the other team.
Michelle M. says
Fun topic! :)
1) I make campbells chicken soup all the time and I usually eat it straight out of the pot instead of transferring it to a bowl, becuase that seems like a waste.
2) Im SO BAD at comebacks. All my friends are really witty and good at them and my joke is always that I dont have one.
3) I also totally count stairs! But only sometimes.
4) The most relaxing day of every-few-months is haircut day. It’s like heaven.
5) olives and pickles are two of my favorite foods, and I can eat a jar of either in a dangerously short amount of time so I only buy them once in a while.
Samma says
These are all too funny!
I’ve got pat answers for certain questions. Like ‘how much does it cost? What’s my part of the bill?’ or anything numerical, the answer is always Twenty Five THOUSAND Dollars!
If it’s a thing, like ‘what’s that table made of, or what do you want for dinner, or so on, the answer is always Mashed Potatoes
Lindsey Rug says
I call my husband Cheese. Or Cheeeeeeeeeeese (fluctuating the e’s all over the place).
We have two dogs, Pearl Schmerle and Linus Muggles. Linus was recently knighted so sometimes we call him Sir Linus Muggles.
I. Can’t. Burp. I do this stupid throat growl and I hate hate hate it, especially after a few beers.
My husband (jokingly) tells me to get in the kitchen and make him a sandwich at least four times a week.
I finished my first set of no sew curtains inspired by you last night. I am obsessed with them. And I am also obsessed with my Christmas tree that they are flanking which I also finished last night.
Erika says
Oh my goodness! I almost died when I read this post! My husband says “Your face!” all the time. Me: “I love you”, Him: “Your face!” Me: “Can you pass me the remote”, Him: “Your face!” He’s even got me saying it back to him. I thought we were the only ones! You think John and my husband are related or something? Does John have a 6’4″, 275 pound black guy in his family??? :-)
Ammie says
Haha – that was the best way ever to end this comment!
Carla says
eeek! Bethenny is my girl crush too! She pins a lot too! Did you know that?!? :))
YoungHouseLove says
No way!
xo
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Jennifer Harrup says
whats her username? I couldn’t find her!
Tamisha says
1. I used to narrate my life as if it were a book
2. My dog Vivian (French poodle) is excusively called Bibi, Bibian, Bebe, etc…never with an actual V
3. Whereever I live, it has to have a name: The Domus, The Minipad, The Ranch, etc.
4. I have trouble counting years. I blame this on the fact that I was born at the end of November. So, if someone asks me how old I was in 1995, I have trouble doing the math because I was younger than I should be because I didn’t change ages until the year was almost over. Did that even make sense?
5. I ID columns (doric, Ionic, Corinthian), out loud…and I live in the city of RVA, so it’s constant. AND I’ve infected this affliction on 10 years worth of High School Freshmen that I teach. Share the love, ya know.
6. I create names of books, not bands. 4:45 in the afternoon….Endless Laundry….
7. I imagine setting up film scenes or shots….
that’s enough…
Megan says
One of my new favorite things to do is run into whatever room my husband is in and start dancing “all up on him” which, for me, means spastically waving my arms and doing little kicks (think Elaine from Seinfeld) and then quickly leave without saying a word.
He doesn’t know what hit him.
Jenny C. says
1. I totally name books I imagine I’ll write some day. My current favorite imaginary book title is “Pork ‘n Beans ‘n Yoga.” Amazing, right? I’d read that.
2. In public places, like the airport, my sister and I will pick out people in the crowd and guess hilarious/ridiculous/ ways they might know each other. For example, say you see dad pushing a toddler in stroller. I will lean to my sister and whisper “Future Princess of Andorra and her male security guard.” Silly, I know. But it kills the time.
YoungHouseLove says
Hahaha, I’d totally read “Pork ‘n Beans ‘n Yoga”!
xo
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Ann says
I like to dip my salted french fries in chocolate milkshakes, and my husband shaves his legs (he’s a bike racer) more frequently than I do.
stacie eusebio says
i dip mine too! Soo good!
Amy E. says
we do that! also good: dipping chicken nuggets in the chocolate shake. specificially wendy’s nuggest into a chocolate frosty. glorious.
Rachel says
I also say “I do what I want” to my husband in a bratty voice haha! I think I picked up on it after I saw an episode of Two Broke Girls!
Tracy says
Brecken Meyer is totally on Franklin & Bash. Love that show! Love him. :-)
stacie eusebio says
I sing to my cats….I swear im not a crazy cat lady…i will admit im getting close with having three cats…please dont judge..lol..like my cats name is Poochie.. so i will put his name in songs..heres a fave…”poochie wally poochie bang bang”…or this rap classic “it aint no fun if the poochie cant haaaave none”..yea tad bit crazy…lol
Dawn says
Fun!
1 – A lot of my conversations with my husband and friends revolve around movie quotes.
2 – We have full blown conversations with our pets with one of us doing our pets voice.
3 – I moved from Ohio to Kansas City when I was 18. Kansas City is still the farthest West I have been.
4 – I like to eat my french fries with ketchup and mayonaise. Especially the real restaurant kind – not so much the fast food kind.
5 – In 2008 my husband was in a motorcycle accident and was in the hospital for a while. When we would go visit, we would use the hand sanitizer before going in the room. Our then 5 year old called it “hamitizer”. We call it that to this day. (Hubby’s recovered, but no more motorcycles!)
Andi says
The ketchup and mayo combo is called fry sauce in Utah. They have it everywhere and It. Is. Amazing.
KellyD says
I totally read backwards….ALOT
Jenny says
Love it!
My husband and I share a prolonged evil laugh, a la Austin Powers, together… often.
Brandi from Bloomington says
Five Random Things About My Life:
1. My sister and I were born on the same day, two years apart. Although I am older, I am on a lifelong quest to look younger. My tactic is sunblock. I wear it daily. She tans. Soon.
2. My boys’ nicknames are Harry buns and C baby and they are getting older so they only let me call them that at bedtime now.
3. My make-believe band is Free Beer.
4. I’m trying to write a screenplay.
5. Our family comeback is Meow. What did you say? Meow. When telemarketers call – Meow. Did you clean your room – Meow.
Gwenalyn says
I say “Your face!” all the time. It’s a sickness, really.
#1 – I add eight to everything to make a point. I don’t know why, seven is my favorite number so the number eight is a mystery. Example: “Clean your room! I’ve told you eight billion times!” Example 2: “I don’t know when it was, like eight years ago or something…” I know, I’m weird.
#2 – If someone needs a laugh, I will find a way to make it happen.
#3 – When I play the Wii game where you have to meditate and you can’t move or the candle will go out, I count. If I don’t count, I move. People hate playing with me now because I could count all day. Side note: I totally used this technique during labor. Wii for the win! ;)
#4 – The reason I haven’t painted many rooms in my house is because my father in law owns a painting company and he likes to show me my “holidays” as he calls them.
#5 – I love sewing, but I can never seem to finish one project before starting another. I have like eight things started and nothing done. :P
Sarah A. says
1. I strongly prefer even numbers. When I was in labor (for a LONG time) and it was growing late, I worried that my son would be born after midnight and the next day was an odd day, and I’d be bummed (he was born at 10:30pm, so he’s even. Whew).
2. It’s been pointed out to me by amused family members that when I am barefoot and concentrating on something, I raise my big toe. Kind of like sticking out your tongue when you concentrate, only weirder.
3. Years ago I had a prolific email correspondence with a good friend who lived in Hoboken (Hoboken! One of the best city names ever, poor Hoboken!) and we’d periodically have big misunderstandings due to poor spelling (ie, she: “And then he brought me lovely arugula for dessert.” Me: “Really? How strange.” She: “Why? It was sweet and tasty.” Me: “Do you mean rugula?!”), which led to the naming of our future book that we were going to write together: “Choking on My Own Perfume.” Not yet written, by the way.
Laura says
I am TOTALLY still on the Bethenny train. I think she’s such a breath of fresh air in the “celebrity-reality-show/successful-business-women” world. I think she’s inspiring and hilarious as all get out! and since we’re sharing weird things…my husband and I name pretty much everything, including inanimate objects. Our car is Percy the Prius, my KitchenAid stand mixer is Delilah, all of our computers (which are Macs) are named some variety of apple (Braeburn, Franklin, Cortland, etc.)…we are total weirdos.
Katy says
I love randomness. A few of mine/ours…
1. My boyfriend’s catch phase is ‘but ____ doesn’t exist’. For example, I’ll say, “Remind me to pick up taco seasoning at the store”. He’ll say, “But taco seasoning doesn’t exist, Katy.” Another of his phrases is ‘you’re my _____’. TV Commercial – “Get your fuzzy sweaters at Old Navy today!’ Him – “You’re my fuzzy sweater.” Sometimes what comes out is sweet, other times weird. I like to act offended when they take the weird/insulting route because then he apologizes and covers me in kisses.
2. I *hate* knees… talking about them, looking at them, touching them. If someone touches my knees, I’ll whimper and slap their hand away. My family has taken to calling them ‘leg joints’. (This one was really hard to type. Blech!)
3. In high school, I had a ridiculously long bus ride. At some point I decided to memorize the spelling of the sign at the front of the bus and I would recite the letters to myself. Even now, when I’m bored, I find myself reciting ‘P A S S E N G E R S M U S T N O T S T A N D F O R W A R D O F W H I T E L I N E W H I L E B U S I S I N M O T I O N’ as fast as I can.
4. When I’m alone and recall an embarrassing situation, I start to sing loudly (typically Whitney Houston songs) like that will somehow drown out the embarrassing memory.
5. I don’t like mayo (unless its mixed with tuna). I like my sandwiches with butter instead. The only place that has never turned down or laughted at my request for butter on my sandwich is Wawa. They give it to me every single time. I heart them.
Gwenalyn says
I do the same thing with embarrassing memories! Not Whitney Huston… usually a show tune (because I’m that much of a nerd). I screamed during labor (uber embarrassing for me) and every time I think about it I sing… It starts soft but it gets louder if the memory gets clearer. lol!
Jill says
Love this post and the entertaining comments.
1. I will not go through a fast food drive-thru.
2. When our kids ask to watch tv in the mornings, my husband’s response is always “Sure, you can watch the daddy making breakfast show-o-ooooow” complete with singsongy voice, jazz hands and a mini tap dance in the kitchen. I usually join in on the singing. Gets the kids every time and I love it.
3. I add the words pants or britches to names or things when I’m talking to our kids or pets. I also add “kins” to the end of words–grumpykins, laughykins (usually a double with that one: laughy laughykins), shortykins…ugh, I even annoy myself.
I could go on, but I’ll stop at three. This was fun.
Lynn @ Our Useful Hands says
Sherry Beth and John Freeman Petersik you guys are so funny! If I had water in my mouth the “Your face!” comeback would have warranted a spit take. Since we don’t know “know” each other, you guys are still Wendy Williams style “Friends In My Head”. :) I’m cooking dinner right now but just had to leave this first appreciation comment and go back to cooking while I think of 5 things you don’t know about me……I’ll be back!
My best, Lynn
YoungHouseLove says
Aw you’re so sweet Lynn! You should read these comments! Folks be hilarious today.
xo
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Joelle says
i think someone else said it, but we sing what we are doing all the time…like in opera voices. NOOOOWWWW…i wishhhhh, the girlsssssssssssssssss would take theirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr naaaaaaaaaaap!…need the crescendo at the end :) or if a song’s on in the car, we just put our own words with it whatever we are doing…my husband is very good at this, i kind of suck.
another when I’m being a snot, pms’ing or whatever, and even I know I’m tough to deal i say to my husband, “this is when I need love the most, do you think I want to behave this way?” :) works everytime, and now he does it too when he’s getting on my nerves.
jessibee says
My comeback/catchphrase is “I do what I like!” I say it for my husband when he does something and I question him about it. He just nods and says “That’s right”. I also make my cats say it in a really cranky aggravated voice. Then I laugh and tell them how funny they are to which they reply “I’m adorable!” in the same aggravated voice. Good times.
I have no idea who Bethanny Frankel is…but now I feel like I need to google her.
I “accidentally transition” into foreign accents while speaking. I’m also terrible at most accents so it always goes horribly awry. I’m always nervous that someone might overhear me and get offended. I really can’t explain this one at all except to say that I love language and accents and watch a lot of foreign tv and movies…?
The Mrs. Meyers hand soap bottle has instructions on how to teach kids how long to wash their hands for…it says to have them sing Happy Birthday twice. I don’t know why this stuck with me, I don’t even have kids, but I can’t get rid of it so now I sing “Happy clean hands to me” twice in my head when I wash my hands.
I use the word fish in place of the word cute when talking to animals. When they are cute they are fishy. Sometimes it’s all so overly cute that they become ‘cutefish’. That’s the ultimate. My husband is a cutefish too.
Kara says
Every time I put on my deodorant I have to smell it first. Seriously. Every time.
Lauren says
Me too me too! I’m a Dove Original Scent girl.
Colleen says
So great to meet you both last night at FLOR! If I had a band, I would name it either “Good Posture Club” or “Pretty Girls Poo.” I’m pretty obsessed with both names.
YoungHouseLove says
Hahahhaha! So good to meet you too Colleen! We had so much fun with you guys.
xo
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Staci H says
OMG! This post made me love you guys EVEN MORE!!!!! I bought your book, which I toted to Austin for Thanksgiving and saw one of Sherry’s nicknames was “Listy McListerstein” and I almost died laughing! My husband and I ALWAYS make names like that and they will last for years, (I have the firm belief that you CANNOT run an inside joke into the ground). For example: Grumpy McGrumperstein, Sassy McSasserstein, Funky McFunkerstein, Grumposaurus Rex, it is SO versatile!
1) I like the comeback “Exhibit A”. It never gets old and I get to pretend like I’m an attorney. Example:
Me to my husband: I love it when people describe what you’re doing out-loud to you while you’re doing it, (stated while carrying grocery bags in both hands to the house).
My son: Mom, you’re carrying grocery bags to the kitchen!
Me to my husband: Exhibit A.
2) I will randomly insert movie lines into everyday conversation….pretty much all the time.
3) I get serious when I order at a restaurant. I don’t know why, but it always feels like I’m making a life and death decision.
4) I like making up band names also and actually came up with my band’s name: Double Secret Probation….but you’ve gotta follow it up with the lines from Animal House:
Dean: “They’re on double secret probation” (emphasis on secret)
Greg: “Double-secret probation, sir?”- See also Item 2.
Thanks you guys, you made my Thursday!!!
YoungHouseLove says
Aw thanks Staci! We love you.
xo
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Vally from Iceland says
Whenever I hear something that reminds me of a scene in Friends, I start playing that whole scene in my head. Before I know it i´m smiling or almost laughing and people are looking at me like i´m a weirdo. I´m a Friends-fanatic.
Btw I love your blog! My mom went to Washington the other day and bought me your awesome book and now I´m sooo happy :D
YoungHouseLove says
Aw thanks Vally!
xo
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Jenni says
In response to your (awesome) band name, Breckin Meyer is one a really funny show called Franklin & Bash with Zack Morris from Saved by the Bell. If you haven’t watched it, you should. :)
YoungHouseLove says
Hah, no way – thanks Jenni!
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