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Good Man Finally Gets a Normal Amount of Sleep
05/21/09
10:26:58 pm, by admin 
, 375 words 
Categories: ...and Takes On, 사랑?, America, Gadgets (Worms and Gardening)
Good Man Finally Gets a Normal Amount of Sleep
Tuesday night I came home from school around 4:30. I had a bunch of bulky things to carry from the car (worm bin, bridal shower gifts) and called Good Man to ask for help.
No answer.
He was sleeping.
He was still sleeping at 7:50 when I finally needed to wake him up to ask where Kwanjangnim's power cord was.
"What time is it?" he asked in a groggy voice.
"Eight."
"No!" he protested. "It can't be true!"
Since school has ended, Good Man is finally getting a decent amount of sleep. I have no idea when he comes to bed. I have no idea when he wakes up. I know he's asleep when I leave in the morning. He's asleep when I come home in the afternoon. He eats lunch at some point in between. And the bags that have been under his eyes all year are finally gone.
Amanda
I'm walking out of the frame, which is a composition no-no that makes this photo work.
Falls Church
Yesterday Good Man and I went for a 4+ miles walk. At one point we passed the Catholic school where a group of young teenagers were hanging out, trying to look cool.
One of the kids, a boy, made some totally nonsensical sexual comment. "I would [X] a girl if she [X]ed me."
We were passing when he said it and I said, not even trying to hide my voice, "That guy's an idiot. Which body part would she [do X] to?"
Good Man laughed and said, "Oh...! America." He paused and shook his head. "America, where 67% of drivers commute alone. Oh, look, gas prices are going up again. That is good."
Oh...! Good Man! The only man I've met who switches topics of conversation as quickly as I do.
Shadow
So we have a worm bin up and running in the house. I think I overfed them this week, though. I keep peeking at the worms, poking around, checking out their food... Good Man calls them my "gadget."
I also keep calling Good Man over to check out the worms. Calling him over only results in him backing away.
"As long as you're happy, I am happy. But I don't need to see."
A Mess
A Worm
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http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/30/9/42710340.pdf
(note it's a pdf!)
Main study page:
http://www.oecd.org/document/24/0,3343,en_2649_34637_2671576_1_1_1_1,00.html
When I met Good Man he was unemployed and had non-puffy eyes.
But lately he's had puffy eyes. And grey hairs.
I wonder if I'm a bad wife. ㅋㅋ
I can't believe you would poke around where worms are lurking. I'm totally with Good Man on that one.
It is a bit strange to be here in a country where nearly everyone pretty much takes part in Taekwondo, yet so many people are really afraid of the most prevalent life forms on Earth, small insects.
Have a great summer. Try not to get snookered into teaching summer school if you can. There is some money in it, but the recharge time is pretty valuable itself. Plus, more time to spend with the new husband. Congratulations. Maybe you can find some decent honeymoon deals this summer. The Hawaii of the United States has some pretty good ones going on, and technically, he isn’t leaving the U.S.
Will keep Hawaii under advisement. When he gets advance parole, we were thinking Niagara Falls (obviously not in December) because it's close.
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