Sunday, January 15, 2006

Country

Real life conversation from 10 minutes ago.

Me: "Hey honey... you seem kind of in a funk... is it ok that I put a country singer on? (Allison Kraus)"

Sarah: "Well, I don't really consider her a country singer."

(pause)

Me: "Because you like her?"

Sarah: "Yes."

Me: "Honey... 'country' isn't an insult. It's a genre."

Me Continued: "You can't just be like 'Is that a country singer?' 'No. She's really good!'"

Sarah: "Why not?"

Me: "I love you."

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Aw man. I miss you guys.
~Kaitie~

James said...

Thanks Kaitlin,
I miss you too!

Sometimes I just sit and think of all the fun tdlkppxf we had together, and I wish we were back in Illinois. I can't wait till March!

Anonymous said...

okk! i really want an explanation of these crazy words that you all do! i want in, hahaha. do you just make up any combination of letters and put it in for some other word? by the way, the conversation gave me a giggle. :>)

love, mom

James said...

Silly mom. We're just typing the word-verification word that you see below, into our sentences. Mine today is acbookj, so I have to find a way to put it in a sentence.

Like, "Stephen and Ezra have fought so much today that I had to smack their acbookj together."

Ryan Wallace said...

And it's typically funnier if you use the verification word in a place where otherwise a swear word might have been used. For example, "Man, that is one ugly son of a hydvug".