Zube Girl is one of my favorite internet beeyotches. If she were here, we'd drink too much and our husbands would totally hang out.
No drunken posting yet as it is 9:23 in the morning and I am revising wedding programs for about the fifteenth time in two days (Shouldn't this shit have been DONE already?) but there is one hellacious party here tonight and it is taking place about 15 paces from where I sit right now so who knows...REAL TIME! DRUNK! POSTING!
Yeah right...
Without further ado...this hot little number (who sent me a FABULOUS picture but this computer is grumpy and since I have to erase all my tracks to prevent the family from stumbling across this blog I'll have to add it later) and her thoughts on marriage...
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This is Zube Girl, writing a guest entry for our very own P-Chef All Star. I can’t even count the ways in which P-Chef rocks. Seriously. But, since I’m probably not supposed to post an entire book here, I’ll just skip to Chapter 12, page 365 of My Bestest Internet Buddy and Why She Kicks Ass. Since she’s surely having a blast, boozing and crying happy tears in celebration of her little sister’s wedding, let’s talk about marriage, shall we?
One of the many reasons I have such a crush on Ms. P-Chef is because of the glimpses her blog offers into the relationship she shares with her hubby, Patrick. Sometimes I swear when I’m reading their verbal exchanges that Zube Boy and I are their couple twin. It’s uncanny.
Married life is wonderful and difficult and indescribable. I used to think that Zube Boy and I were all alone in our flavor of love. I don’t know that a day goes by without us laughing and poking fun at one another. I suppose that’s what happens when you combine a sarcastic girl, and a boy with a dry sense of humor.
Marriage is some serious shit. The weight of that seriousness is evident at the beginning of every day when you wake up and find that your beloved has been practicing his routine for the 2008 Flatulympics all night and you’re gasping for air, or he’s tapping you on the nose because your big toe has been in his ear since 2:00AM. Day after day you wake up with the same person, and it’s routine and it’s crazy and you just fucking love it and you have no idea why. And you think you could know why if you sat around figgering it out all day. But some things are best left unfiggered out. You know?
A couple of months after our wedding, I was sifting through boxes of leftover wedding favors and ceremony programs, and Zube Boy walked in.
“What are you doing?”
“I’m trying to sort through all this crap.”
“Is that a bottle of champagne from our wedding?”
“Yeah.”
“You should save that for our 50th wedding anniversary.”
I sat and stared and waited for the punch line. But, there wasn’t one. I looked at him, and big salty water drops started welling up in my eyes. I knew that we’d promised a lifetime together, but hearing him say that we’d be celebrating our marriage after fifty years sort of brought it home for me more than a fluffy white dress or cute little bubble containers with our names and wedding date on them ever could.
“Yeah honey. That’s a good idea.”
He turned and started to walk down the hallway, yelling back, “If I live that long with you NAGGING me all the time!”
“Shut up asshole!”
Now, that’s love. A flavor of love that my good friend here can appreciate. And that’s why I dig her so much.
Now, if everyone would lift their glasses, I’d like to propose a toast…To marriage, and all of its flavors!