That's
GREAT!
Hope you had a great birthday! If not, then now that Doug's feeling better, why not have a "do-over".
Do-Overs are not just for little kids. They come in handy all through life. If things didn't go how you wanted, and IF it is in your control to try again, then do it.
Typically, men are more frequent requesters of do-overs throughout the course of the marriage.
By "Do-Over", men mean
"Forget about the the past, it never happened, we will just do it over". (Depending on what "it" is, there may be a waiting time required before the do over occurs.
Sometimes women use "Do-Over" to mean,
"I'm going to do this argument/lecture/reminder of what you did wrong (or didn't do right), over and over again until I feel you have suffered enough". This time period is usually at least 8-10 years longer than the man considers he has suffered enough...
OK, OK, no cards and letters. It's a joke.
:silly:
However, I do think the concept is great (when used with the men's definition).
One good thing that women should know about do-overs is that when you use one to have another go at a birthday, it does NOT add any extra years. And, if used with imagination you don't even have to do over this year's birthday. Why not have a do over for your 30th, or 35th, or whichever you choose?
Laugh often....live longer.
Happy Anniversary of your 25th birthday!
Mike
