Do You Moan and Groan A Lot?
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2015 11:35 am
I do.
Can't be certain when it started, maybe in my fifties.
Now, as an almost septuagenarian, (Geezer) I groan at almost every turn. Or moan when I think of the various chores I have to do, like putting on my socks...
Why do I bring this up?
My wife, who does almost the same amount of groaning as I do, complained of my ah, sound efforts, yeah, that's it, sound efforts.
I was forced to remind hhe snores like a wood burning locomotive going up a steep incline. So much so, that she has to wear a Cpap mask hooked up to air push gizmo to stop the snoring. So there!
Do you moan and groan a lot as you've gotten older or is it just me....and she who must be obeyed.
O.K. I stole that line from John Mortimer whose character Horace Rumpole refers to his wife Hilda, but I digress...
Can't be certain when it started, maybe in my fifties.
Now, as an almost septuagenarian, (Geezer) I groan at almost every turn. Or moan when I think of the various chores I have to do, like putting on my socks...
Why do I bring this up?
My wife, who does almost the same amount of groaning as I do, complained of my ah, sound efforts, yeah, that's it, sound efforts.
I was forced to remind hhe snores like a wood burning locomotive going up a steep incline. So much so, that she has to wear a Cpap mask hooked up to air push gizmo to stop the snoring. So there!
Do you moan and groan a lot as you've gotten older or is it just me....and she who must be obeyed.
O.K. I stole that line from John Mortimer whose character Horace Rumpole refers to his wife Hilda, but I digress...