“Tap, tap, tap, tap. Michael’s fingers do it all day, sometimes in rhythm and sometimes not. It can get on my nerves.”
Michael’s mother nodded in understanding. “Have you ever seen the Dear Abbey response to the woman complaining about her snoring husband? It was something like, be happy he’s alive, be happy he’s home where you want him to be, and thankful he’s not out with another woman. And in Michaels’ case, it keeps him hearing music, not the sounds of war.”
Tessa thought. “Next time it gets to me I’ll ask him to sing what he’s hearing.”
03/17/2020 at 01:08
This is great, Susan.
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03/17/2020 at 07:49
Thanks, Robbie
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03/17/2020 at 22:12
Like how Michael’s mother tells her to think beyond his tapping and understand the depth of his character. And she says it so tactfully too.
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03/20/2020 at 21:38
I appreciate the depth of your story here. It’s a beautiful message too. I’d rather my hubby snore than not be there at all, or tap till my teeth fall out! 😀 Well done.
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