NMAmy
Can speak food in German
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Oh, boy, we had some fun at the grocery store last weekend. DH is almost 11 years older than me--he's almost 54, I just turned 43. He's had white hair since he was in his 20's--all the men in his family do. Aside from that, I don't think he looks old at all.
I, on the other hand, tend to look quite young for my age. We were at the grocery store and I guess I made it worse because I was wearing a Donald Duck t-shirt and shorts and minimal makeup.
DH rarely accompanies me to the grocery store but decided to come along. Now I'm pretty sure he'll never go with me again.
He was unloading the cart while I was heading up toward the cashier to pay. She looked at me, then sort of called down the conveyor belt to DH--"Sir, do you want paper or plastic?" I was a bit surprised--DH was nonplussed. He had no clue and looked at me. I said, "Plastic, please." The cashier then looked at me and said in a voice usually reserved for a 4 yo, "Wow, he sure looks mad." Took me a minute to realize she was referring to my Donald Duck t-shirt.
Umm, yeah, I guess he does. I seriously had no clue what was going on with this woman.
Then, we're checking out, I'm giving her bottle return slips, coupons, writing the check. Dh finishes unloading and comes up to stand beside me. I told him, "Thank you, I may start bringing you along every week to do the heavy lifting for me." The cashier then pipes up, "Yep, it's nice to have your dad help you do stuff."
We get this occasionally--DH thinks it's funny that people sometimes think he's my dad or that he is dd's grandfather. Thank heavens he has a sense of humor about it.
So, has anyone ever thought your spouse was your parent? Or, heaven forbid, the other way around?
I, on the other hand, tend to look quite young for my age. We were at the grocery store and I guess I made it worse because I was wearing a Donald Duck t-shirt and shorts and minimal makeup.
DH rarely accompanies me to the grocery store but decided to come along. Now I'm pretty sure he'll never go with me again.
He was unloading the cart while I was heading up toward the cashier to pay. She looked at me, then sort of called down the conveyor belt to DH--"Sir, do you want paper or plastic?" I was a bit surprised--DH was nonplussed. He had no clue and looked at me. I said, "Plastic, please." The cashier then looked at me and said in a voice usually reserved for a 4 yo, "Wow, he sure looks mad." Took me a minute to realize she was referring to my Donald Duck t-shirt.
Umm, yeah, I guess he does. I seriously had no clue what was going on with this woman.Then, we're checking out, I'm giving her bottle return slips, coupons, writing the check. Dh finishes unloading and comes up to stand beside me. I told him, "Thank you, I may start bringing you along every week to do the heavy lifting for me." The cashier then pipes up, "Yep, it's nice to have your dad help you do stuff."
We get this occasionally--DH thinks it's funny that people sometimes think he's my dad or that he is dd's grandfather. Thank heavens he has a sense of humor about it.
So, has anyone ever thought your spouse was your parent? Or, heaven forbid, the other way around?
Granted, this woman was really out there
but I was still pretty shocked.




which will definately decrease the servers tip!