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Wednesday November 18 2009.
Low Talker And Gristle Chicken.

Two more reasons why I should change the name of this blog to "Way Out In Beth"...

1) Beth has a tendency to be a Low Talker. It's not that she mumbles, it's just that she talks very quietly at times. My ears are sort of tuned in to her frequency, but sometimes I miss a word or seven. For example, we were driving in the car the other day--with the radio on--and Beth started talking about a new movie that she wanted to see:

BETH: I want to see that new Woody Harrelson movie where he plays that Casual-T guy.
GLENN: Casual-T? A rapper? He plays a white rapper? What?
BETH: No, no. He plays a CASUALTY guy. A military officer that is assigned to tell families that their son, daughter, spouse, whatever has died. You know, like a war casualty?
GLENN: Oh.

2) The other night we sat down to a nice dinner of curry chicken and rice. With my very first forkful, I got a piece of chicken that was kind of gristly, so I spit it out on my plate after chewing it maybe twice (gristle in chicken freaks me out). I pushed it to the side of my plate and continued eating.

Anyway, at the end of dinner I had quite a bit of food left so I decided to save it for lunch the next day. Beth had just a little left on her plate (which she didn't want to save) and she generously offered it up as part of my lunch. I reached over, picked up her plate and began scooping her leftovers onto my plate. And in return, I tossed my half-chewed Gristle Chicken piece onto her empty plate and said, "That's a bad piece."

She obviously didn't hear me. Before I could stop her, she popped it in her mouth and ate it.

As always, not a dull moment to be found...

 
 
 

 

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