Wednesday, June 29

One Track Mind

This wasn't what I had in mind to reveal today, but unfortunately Mr. PS caught me with the proverbial pants down. Oh no!

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Promise not to laugh? I'm addicted to reality TV. Last night's guilty pleasure featured "The Bachelorette," courtesy of our DVR.


We affectionately refer to it as 2 hours of your life that you will never get back, it's that bad. And yet I love it. Mr. PS rolls his eyes and endures the drama, the tears, and the ridiculous return of Bentley because he loves me. I told you he's great, and I can't say it enough! Here's a reminder of how happy we are.

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Unfortunately, my indulgence in reality TV is not the worst of it. It's time I let you in on an embarrassing character flaw. As much as I wish it were, this is NOT me:

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Although I'm learning to accept my multi-tasking incompetence, it's still difficult to say [deep breath] -- out loud. Whew, now you know, and can probably sense the perfect storm waiting to make landfall.

Mr. PS was watching intently while I was google searching at the same time. I didn't hear his comment about the nice guy on the date who didn't have much life experience. I didn't even say 'mm hmm' to semi-acknowledge he was talking to me.

After a 'hey' and a gentle nudge, Mr. PS noticed that I was facing exactly perpendicular from the proper viewing angle of the television. In that moment, he incredulously posed a question to the universe:
"What am I, watching this show 
all by myself?!"

Umm, oops. I was caught not paying attention after I had asked so nicely to please watch a show he would never choose for himself. 

I probably should have apologized.


Instead, I let out a huge laugh and couldn't stop! My poor future husband had been sucked into a story line of my show that I wasn't even bothering to watch. We finished out the episode together and then he quickly changed the channel to watch a poker tournament. 

Manliness restored.

Have you ever experienced a time when your loved one sacrificed for your enjoyment only to find that you weren't in the moment? What was the result - laughter or tears?


2 comments:

  1. Ooooo I do the half attention thing sometimes too...but my guilty pleasure that I do it for is often WB!
    I think SO has a love hate relationship with it now because now I too have something like his twitter that I spend a great deal of time on :P He's cute about it though, and just pokes me and says he wants some attention. I think its sweet :D

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  2. Haha most times I'll put on a really bad movie that I think will be just hilarious (ie Revenge of the Bridesmaids a few weeks ago) and then tune it out. Luckily enough for my SO he has his laptop too, but he's normally also closer to the tv. Whoops!!

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