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Proved Wrong

Hubby's stash of Spermon sits on the refrigerator top. He asks for more strips of the same once his set of 4 ends. Well, I have also the pleasure of trashing the empty catch covers, and torn down pieces of foil.

Well, it struck me last night that he had not asked for any lately, and that I was being spared the bulky chore of trashing the useless.

My mind was in a overdrive, and I suspected that he had shunned the drug as of-no-use and why-should-I. In fact, I was mentally prepared to be told that he won't be having the drug anymore. I waited for an opportune time to ask him about it.

The time came and I enquired.

Ugh. Just keep a fresh strip before I finish the last. OK?


Whhhhoooppppie... he is going to have it. He was not hating the drug. He had not given up.

To celebrate, Today Morning, I left TWO fresh strips rather than my usual next-one!

Yay!



^WiseGuy^

Comments

  1. Sometimes it does feel good to be wrong.

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  2. Wrong can feel right, sometimes, no?

    Happy for you. :)

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  3. What's this Spermon you speak of?

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  4. Yar what is a Spermon strip???

    I'm glad that he is complying with the drug regime, it does feel so crappy to think someone might not be giving it their all when you think they're supposed to be.

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  5. That's a good man right there!

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  6. Adam and Julia, K and Pundelina: Spermon = Naughty Stripper Sperms! LOLOL

    Nopes, your answer is here:

    http://ovulationticker.blogspot.com/2009/08/better-late.html

    Also read the last post of August 2009 - Medicine Bounty.

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  7. One of the few times it's good to be wrong...

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  8. Yay! Nice to know he is hanging in there with you! :)

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  9. oh I'm glad you clarified what spermon was, I was scratching my head too!!!!

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