- The Mister ~ ssssnooore
- Me ~ shhhhh!
- The Mister ~ Sssnoooore!!!
- Me ~ Shhhhh!!!
- The Mister ~ SNORE!!!
- Me ~ Stop!
- The Mister ~ snort. WHAT?
- Me ~ stop. snoring.
- The Mister ~ I'm not. I'm laying here wide awake!
- Me ~ Oh really!
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Ours tends to be a little more silent than that, since mine is usually a push or an elbow, followed by stop snoring when he snorts. Then he just kind of grumbles. He has occasionally claimed to be awake if he falls asleep almost immediately when he lays down and starts snoring.
ReplyDeleteI guess it's pretty similar after all, except that I'm the meanie since I don't shush and I push.
THAT WAS SO CUTE I LAUGHED RIGHT OUT LOUD! I THINK ALL WOMEN CAN RELATE TO THAT ONE FOR SURE! THANKS, YOU ARE FUN! COME SAY HI :D
ReplyDeleteKayren ~ I have been known to push, too! ha.
ReplyDeleteYes, we can relate.
ReplyDeleteMy dad used to say "I'm just resting my eyes", but the sounds said different ;)
I am so fortunate, Betsy, to have married a man who doesn't do much snoring. He breathes heavy --like most of us, but thank God, no loud snoring.
ReplyDeleteMy first husband and my three sons are SNORE.....Gads!
Hugs,
Betsy
I've had this conversation. Almost the exact words (and snores).
ReplyDeleteHehe, Betsy, this is something many women can relate too.;) Great, thanks for a great laugh on a Friday morning.;)
ReplyDeleteHave a great day,
xo
Zuzana
Mine gained a bit of poundage over Christmas, and man, does it make a difference in his snoring. It takes me forever to fall asleep as I am constantly tugging his pillow to raise his chin up. I got him to try the Pure Sleep mouth guard thing and it works like a charm, but he hates wearing it. Sigh...
ReplyDeletehaha. i may have said that once or twice...lol.
ReplyDeleteHilarious post, Betsy! I can relate!
ReplyDeleteI do a lil kick! Gets the message across nicely!
ReplyDeletejon does the same thing...IM WIDE AWA...snore....snore.
ReplyDeletei get so mad...and then i cannot go back to sleep!
Jayne ~ oh dear...well, The Mister doesn't constantly snore...if I can get him to roll over, then he's silent! :)
ReplyDeleteJill ~ a little kick? hahaha....maybe I'll threaten him wtih that!
ReplyDeleteBoy, I hate to admit this but I am the one who snores!!If I lost 30 pounds I that Jack would be the only snorer. We;'ll see...
ReplyDeleteOhh, yes, nothing better than being woken up at night by someone who figures, "I can't sleep, so why should you?" In that vein, if I'm ever awake and writing at 4 a.m., is it okay if I give some of you commenters a call? ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, there's more than one reason couches were invented. As to which one goes there, I guess that would depend on the couple in question. I'm the more understanding type, so I'd take the couch. Can't speak for any other guys, though.
Mr. Fox ~ blogging is a great thing to do at 4am when you can't sleep. :) And so nice of you to take the couch. ha.
ReplyDeleteLOL!!! This was great...I feel for you, though....
ReplyDeleteMy father snores louder than any human I've ever heard. He used to be so loud that my brother, sister, and I could hear him down the hall..How in the world my poor mother ever got any sleep is beyond me...
LOL! We've had that conversation here before too, several times, and it goes both ways! One night it was like a symphony with hubby, my daughter in the next room, and both dogs snoring all at once. I could still hear them all from the couch so I gave up and went blogging!
ReplyDeleteha ha I can relate, except I have been the snorer lately! ha ha
ReplyDeleteChacha ~ I snore if I have a head cold...I always say I'm just getting him back. ha.
ReplyDeleteThe other night I was the victim of a hypnic jerk. My husband whacked me in the forehead with his hand while he was sleeping! He snores too (although of course, he claims he doesn't). Riiiight.
ReplyDeleteKat ~ oh funny,...I can relate though. I blogged some time last year about The Mister kicking me while he was dreaming! Another time he punched my pillow, barely missing my face! I told him one more time and he's out...I can't fall asleep while anticipating something like that! ha. I can take the snoring... seems much less violent! hee!
ReplyDelete...sounds like my house....
ReplyDeletetoo funny
have a great weekend, Betsy
kary
xxx
this is too funny! I remember once on a family vacay the 5 of us had one hotel room. My mom and sisters were all sitting up in bed because my dad was snoring so loud. All of a sudden he woke up and told my mom to be quiet she was snoring too loud and would wake the kids! HAhahahaha
ReplyDeleteLOL! My husband will also swear that he was absolutely not snoring!
ReplyDeleteManuela
Bambi ~ oh, that is funny! One of those stories that gets told at every gathering? hahaha.
ReplyDeleteHaha!
ReplyDeleteDoes he ever say, "I don't snore!" LOL
Otin ~ I think that's exactly what he was trying to say! ha.
ReplyDeleteHow many times have I heard that one!!!! lol
ReplyDeleteI can SO relate! We go through that on a weekly basis (well, maybe not that often, but it seems like it!)
ReplyDeleteOff subject, I really like your photo of the blue jay and the one of Nugget. They are nice photos.
ReplyDeleteI don't snore much but I wake up when I do. I can hear it in my dreams and wake up. I am sure their are times when I don't hear them myself, but I quit sleeping on my back.
LD ~ well, thanks...I don't mind off topic comments at all. I'm really enjoying my birds up so close to the window. I had a new one today that I snapped pics of...still need to identify him!
ReplyDeleteNugget..he's a sweetie. :)
what you need to do is record it. love it. hee.
ReplyDeletefunny! this has happened with my hubbie as well. i always think yes you ARE awake now but only because i've been pestering your for 3 full minutes!
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