Tuesday, December 30, 2008

A conversation from last week that still makes me laugh

HIM: Now tell me again where you're going?

ME: I'm going to a cookie exchange.

HIM: What exactly is a cookie exchange?

ME: Well, dear, as the name implies, everyone shows up with cookies, and we exchange them with each other. You know, a cookie EXCHANGE?

HIM: So, does that mean you'll be bringing other people's cookies home with you?

ME: That is the general idea.

HIM: Why would I want to eat anyone else's cookies? That's like having an affair with a really ugly woman.
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[By the way, he did end up eating other people's cookies. Should I be on the lookout for an ugly girlfriend now?]

26 comments:

  1. We will exchange cookies with you anytime... or, better yet, how 'bout you just make them... then HE doesn't need to feel any guilt... and you need not worry.☺

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  2. It's so great to have you back! I am so glad that you got to have lots of time with your husband the past few weeks. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!

    It is so nice that he didn't like the sound of other people's cookies. If I were to have this conversation with Steve it would sound very different. You must bake very well!

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  3. That is the sweetest, most off the wall thing ever! :)

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  4. He has a point. Do you really want someone else's date cranberry bars?

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  5. When I brought my tray home My hubby said....Why do I want eat anyone else's cookies I love yours!
    Men just think the same!

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  6. I'd be flattered. My husband would welcome other people's cookies. Heck, he keeps begging me to have another kid just so other women will bring in dinner.

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  7. Josh knows he has the best baker wife in town. Can you blame him for not wanting to settle for less???

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  8. Awesome. And I so agree with him. He needs to stick to your cookies only. Congrats on bringing some home though- I usually end up eating them all there.

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  9. I think Josh is funnier than you. Maybe he could take over your blog?

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  10. The world of women is such a mystery to men. As I have made several of your treat recipes, I would have to agree with your hubs. Nothing else could possibly measure up.

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  11. That's the nicest compliment, ever! I love HIM!

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  12. That's one keeper-husband you've got there! He made funny AND complimented your cookies and you in a round about unintentional way.

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  13. LOL! Sounds like that man has had one too many drive by cookie drops from home teachers who can't bake. :D

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  14. I never really thought about cookie exchanges that way--I guess I've just seen them as fun ways to get sugar into my body.

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  15. I can hear his voice saying those exact words! Ha ha...

    Happy New Year.

    p.s. I had the weirdest dream about you last night...

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  16. Love it! I love how devoted he is to you and your cookies.

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  17. Well, I guess he knows any other cookie will pale in comparison to yours.

    Glad he was able to bring himself to eat some less than stellar cookies.

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  18. Were they ugly cookies? You know, it's not all about what's on the outside. I bet they had great personalities. I don't even know what I'm talking about. :)

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  19. Love it! We're kind of the same way though. We really like our treats and not always someone else's. I guess that makes us snobs!

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  20. Way to keep your cookie-loving husband happy at home.

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  21. what a wonderful, faithful guy with VERY good taste!

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  22. well, you DO have fabulous baking skills. He knows he's got a good thing...why shop around?

    {Greg laughed out loud at this.}

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