Gracie and Muffin...
The other day while visiting my precocious, whimsical, charming, quirky and slightly sensitive two-year-old niece Gracie, I was showing her a few photos of my private Hawaiian ceremony and said “see, there’s Uncle M.” To which she sweetly leaned over on the sofa and asked “Is he your boyfriend” (only it was like “boyshen’). Of course although I have no idea where she came up with this, I told her “well actually he’s my husband…we’re married. Do you know who else is married? Auntie Well and Uncle R are married and Amaxti and Papas are married…”
“And I can marry MAMA!!!!!” she announced excitedly…to which I told her, “You know who mama is married to? She’s married to dada!” Inadvertantly causing her to begin to get upset and well up with tears realizing she was the only one being left out of this whole marriage thing apparently. I didn’t quite know what to tell her, but she seemed to calm herself down and started to smile and announced “I can marry Muffin!”
“Sure! You can marry Muffin” I told her, turning to my sister to ask her if “Muffin” was a character from one of her books or television show or somewhere.
“No,” my sister informed me. “She’s talking about a muffin. Gracie loves to eat muffins.”
I see.
Crisis averted.
I think?
14 Comments:
Santorum was right again.
It is nto fair being left out and all.
Can I marry my laptop do you think?!
*looks panicky*
Muffins don't snore, they don't leave the toilet lid up, they don't make you watch gory action flicks. Sounds good to me. If I wasn't already married, I just might marry a muffin too. :)
poor me, I cannot choose one food!!
Oh, and muffins don't hog the remote!
a muffin sounds like a good choice. you can tell gracie is one of the squares...she's smart!
yeah... Gracie could do worse...what if she was attached to croissants? (would that make her a flake?) or a hard, dry scone. nope, i say a "muffin" is as fine a partner as any she'll need for the time being! (until the day she can go to beautiful Hawaii and enjoy one of those yummy oatcakes. mmmmmmm. oatcakes. lovelovelove 'em) xox
september 16th?
you went back to hawai, didn´t ye?!:)
come on minka, she's a newlywed...you know, newlyweds got important things to do that we're not welcome to hear about about :-)
Aloha! Can you bring me one of those flowery rings on your return???
Minka: you mean a lei (pronounced LAY)? trust me, Hawaii is a great place to get... er... lei-ed. (you should check it out yourself, someday!) xox
I knew the married life was an uninspired one.
Douglas, at this point I´d go for a simple hello!
Hm I don't know - she seems like a sweet kid, and personally I think she could do better. Let's face it, marriage is a guaranteed weight-increaser, and marriage to a muffin... oy.
If she married an apple instead, she could use that as a useful projectile in case any icky boys came near her.
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