Kellie had a dream. She was walking through a hotel bar one afternoon when she noticed a man sitting on a barstool. She could only see the back of his head, but there was something familiar about his coiffure that made her suspect that the gentleman could be Howard Stern. As she approached, he turned around, confirming her suspicion. “Hi, I think you know my husband,” said Kellie.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Money money money money, MONEY!
Money allows men you’d never expect to have access to very attractive women – just ask Larry King. But money does not ensure that such a man will be able to keep a woman happy – just ask Larry King’s former wives. Lack of money won’t necessarily kill a relationship, but it can add a level of stress that makes staying together challenging. Whatever monetary resources a couple may possess, they need to have a similar outlook with respect to saving and spending.
Monday, April 2, 2012
An Apple A Day Makes Joe Insane
Somehow, Kellie and I can manage to lose synchronization on even the simplest communications. A few weeks ago, while walking into the commissary at Camp Pendleton to pick up a few groceries, we were enumerating all the fruits and vegetables we already had on hand and identifying those items that we needed to restock. I know that I clearly said that we did not need any apples because Kellie got just a little annoyed after I repeated myself for the third time.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Houston, We Have A Problem
I need some help. I took my wedding ring off and put down somewhere; now, I can't find it. How do I explain to Kellie, after she’s been gone for a week, that I’ve lost my wedding ring? I’m sure it’s in the house and that it will turn up eventually, but if I can’t find it before she gets home tomorrow, I’ll have to tell her something. Does anyone have any suggestions? And it can’t be, “It fell off my finger while I was body surfing.” I used that one already.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Coyotes
When Kellie is home, we frequently take our two small dogs, Maddie and Marley, both about 10 pounds, for long walks in the hills behind our housing development. We stroll along the concrete gutters that run across the slopes to control rainwater runoff, while the dogs run free and explore the hills. There are coyotes in area, that’s why we’re currently on cat number 17 or 18 (I lost count) but we don’t usually see or hear the coyotes during the daytime, and we’re usually not worried about the dog’s safety.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The Downside
Yesterday, I mentioned some the benefits of being home alone while Kellie takes a vacation without me. But there are also some disadvantages:
- Kellie’s dogs will not use the doggie door I installed for their convenience if it’s raining outside; they are perfectly content to do their business on the living room floor when the weather is inclement.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
The Benefits of Sending Your Wife on a Cruise
Sub Captain's Stateroom |
My seagoing days came to an end when I completed my tour as Commanding Officer of the USS OHIO (SSBN 726) (BLUE). Kellie was nervous: “What am I going do with you around here all the time?" she groaned. “I need to miss you once in a while.” Luckily, my subsequent shore assignments kept me traveling across the country and around the globe for over 20 weeks out of the year, giving Kellie a periodic respite from my constant presence and an extremely large horde of frequent flyer miles.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Taking A Cruise To Prepare For The Cruise
Liza and Kellie, Feeling Fuzzy |
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Sex or Alcohol
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