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Refrigerate The Moments

Hallo,

I am back!

Thanks to Kennysia for guest blogging once again. His tenacity and linguistic agility never ceases to amaze me. If he was in the room right now, I would clothesline, tau-pok and hug him like a brudder. That’s how much I lurve the dude. You rawk, Kenny!!!!

I have been awake since yesterday for my 3.15am ride to the airport for my 5.30am flight back to Singapore which was rough due to stormy weather but arrived 25 mins ahead of schedule at Changi. Then the wife and I made a made dash for some nasi lemak (we are currently suffering from asiafood withdrawal symptons) for breakfast before visiting Terz to look at our wedding photos. After that we went into Malaysia to say hi to our relatives.

The day after I got married, I woke up and thought to myself “Blimey, I’m a married man now!” following which I inspected myself throughly for tentacles or additional limbs that may have sprouted in the night (I hear married men need extra body parts to perform their role to the fullest expectations of their wife). Disappointingly, I was only found a pimple on my nose instead of an awesome claw with sharp talons protruding from my spine.

I would also like to share with you some things I have discovered after approximately 8 days of being married.

  1. In the place of her name, the word ‘WIFE’ now flashes on your mobile phone when she rings you.
  2. Any question remotely related to financial decisions with an estimated value of SGD50 and above will require the standard answer “I’ll have to check with my wife first”
  3. Wedding rings are trecherous magical beings that attempt to slide off your fingers when you’re not looking.
  4. Wedding rings give you a +100 for attractiveness when you wear them. The opposite sex is crazy for married men.
  5. Now that you’re married, you can embark on your quest to be a fat lazy slob without fear of reprisal.

17 Comments

Posted by
KingMeng
17 January 2006 @ 12am

Welcome home, Mr. & Mrs. Cowboy!


Posted by
dead fox
17 January 2006 @ 12am

Welcome back! And keep an eye on that ring! They tend to wanna slip into drainpipes, jeans pockets and anywhere hard to reach.


Posted by
Waffle
17 January 2006 @ 12am

Welcome back, Mr Family Man!


Posted by
frenie
17 January 2006 @ 12am

welcome back CB. wahahhaa. I like the last point part.


Posted by
Roxanne
17 January 2006 @ 12am

You can always grow those sausage stubby little fingers… (they usually comes complimentary with being a fat lazy slob…:D ) By then, you wouldn’t be able to pry the ring off even if you want to…

An apt analogy for marriage. >-D

Welcome back, cowboy! n_n


Posted by
yl
17 January 2006 @ 1am

you lost some weight during the wedding preparations, resulting in a ring threatening to slip off?? or you bought the XL sized ring in anticipation of some weight gains towards the middle and old age of the marriage??


Posted by
wenJun
17 January 2006 @ 1am

Hey,

If that doesn’t mean too much trouble, i would like to know about the location of that “fucking big hotel room”. I am a johorean myself and i have no clue of where it is. Someone please?


Posted by
Fat Fingers
17 January 2006 @ 1am

Welcome back!
:)


Posted by
naeboo~
17 January 2006 @ 2am

deadfox>> i dont think it will slip into a drain unintentionally.

knowing his longkang fairy communication skills, he wld DONATE the ring sometime soon


Posted by
nadnut
17 January 2006 @ 8am

welcome back CB!!!!!!!!!


Posted by
fingers still intact
17 January 2006 @ 9am

Be careful with slippery rings…Wives are known to chop fingers (or something else) if the wedding ring disappear, especially if they purchased it for you.

:)


Posted by
sunshin3
17 January 2006 @ 11am

welcome back!


Posted by
StaRm|sT
17 January 2006 @ 3pm

welcome back, cb~


Posted by
Michael Chua
17 January 2006 @ 3pm

Enjoy your “honeymoon period” with your wife :)


Posted by
DK
17 January 2006 @ 6pm

If possible, try buying a backup wedding ring if it keep slipping off. You never know when a backup ring will save your life.

Guys are well known to lose wedding ring.


Posted by
Missy
18 January 2006 @ 12am

welcome back cowboy!


Posted by
JD
18 January 2006 @ 1am

Congratulations.