One More Thing Before We Go: Cue Cards for the Dining Dead
Luckily CH and I just had a kid and we’ve have a steady stream of super-helpful relatives staying with us, so when we get a rare moment alone, then we have a ton of pent-up stuff to talk about. But if you don’t want to go to the extreme of surrounding yourself with newborns and relatives, these cue cards for the Dining Dead (couples that have run out of things to talk about at dinner) are a pretty frickin awesome idea. See the full set here.
[Source: Jezebel]
I guarantee that if I ever tried to make conversation by asking my husband whether he's prefer to lick a gas station toilet or chew a used Band-Aid, he'd run screaming out of the house. He specifically hates "what if" questions, he's also not a fan of imagining gross stuff, and he would find my use of conversation starters pathetic.
I've been with my husband for over 15 years and we've not once run out of things to talk about. Requiring cue cards seems like a bad sign for a relationship.
I guarantee that if I ever tried to make conversation by asking my husband whether he's prefer to lick a gas station toilet or chew a used Band-Aid, he'd run screaming out of the house. He specifically hates "what if" questions, he's also not a fan of imagining gross stuff, and he would find my use of conversation starters pathetic.
I've been with my husband for over 15 years and we've not once run out of things to talk about. Requiring cue cards seems like a bad sign for a relationship.