Never happened to me. But I can be credited with a couple “Look! This is what we need for the kitchen… and now I’m going to tell my wife about it… as soon as I find her… nice to meet you… stranger…”
I thought Arlo was talking to the fridge, and in the second panel suddenly to realise, that the left fridge has already a cover by the second fridge. (Who hasn’t a backup for the holidays in his kitchen, pantry or basement?
I told my wife I was gonna put a bell around her neck to find her. Between the gardens and two floors of a house I get lots of steps in looking for her. Amazon has a key finder thing i may try.
I saw a kitchen plaque that said, “Marriage is yelling ‘what?’ from different rooms of the house until one of you dies.” To which I’d add, per Arlo’s example, ‘and continuing for a while even after’.
sipsienwa Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Been in that situation many times.
Alias1600 almost 3 years ago
Better to remember what you wanted to say even if you haven’t found the person yet, than walk into a room and forget why you went there.
alasko almost 3 years ago
Where’d she go?
Dirty Dragon almost 3 years ago
“Arlo Without Garfield”
dsTrekker Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Arlo must be old school if he expects to always find Janis in the kitchen.
James Wolfenstein almost 3 years ago
Never happened to me. But I can be credited with a couple “Look! This is what we need for the kitchen… and now I’m going to tell my wife about it… as soon as I find her… nice to meet you… stranger…”
annefackler61 almost 3 years ago
My husband and I carry on many of these conversations, then when he’s home I forget what we/ me were talking about earlier.
unfair.de almost 3 years ago
I thought Arlo was talking to the fridge, and in the second panel suddenly to realise, that the left fridge has already a cover by the second fridge. (Who hasn’t a backup for the holidays in his kitchen, pantry or basement?
Tyge almost 3 years ago
Apologizing to the person you just realized isn’t there!?!? Spoken like a true husband. 8^ )
My First Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Waiter – So how would you like your steak, sir?Me – Like winning an argument with my wife.Waiter – Rare it is.
kingbrlee Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Arlo, Janis went to the store two hours ago.
Terrence Feenstra Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Jimmy, please stop peeking in my windows! It has to be that or we are siblings separated at birth. Uncanny.
jarvisloop almost 3 years ago
On the sad side, my dad told me that he did this for some time after my mom passed.
formathe almost 3 years ago
I told my wife I was gonna put a bell around her neck to find her. Between the gardens and two floors of a house I get lots of steps in looking for her. Amazon has a key finder thing i may try.
ChessPirate almost 3 years ago
“Well, I’m not…” ッ
mrwalker008 almost 3 years ago
Because she belongs there?
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It just happens…sometimes.
raybarb44 almost 3 years ago
However, If you were doing something wrong, she magically would have been there to witness it…….
Flatlander, purveyor of fine covfefe almost 3 years ago
Wife waits till i’m half a house away and says I was talking to you!
JimValTen Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It’s just like when you finish each others sentences at times. Right Jimmy?
locake almost 3 years ago
It is worse when I start talking to my husband in a store and it is some other old man.
Out of the Past almost 3 years ago
The down side of this is that I am responsible for being part of the conversation whether I was there or not.
Bill D. Kat Premium Member almost 3 years ago
This must be something only married people understand. I have no clue.
flushed almost 3 years ago
That does happen. It sometimes happens even though my wife passed away in 2019. Sometimes our mind plays tricks on us.
wjones almost 3 years ago
Looking for my wife in the kitchen is the way I get my excersize; Yes I ment size.
amaryllis2 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Yes, better cover those citrus trees tonight, it’s going to freeze.
Thanksfortheinfo2000 almost 3 years ago
I saw a kitchen plaque that said, “Marriage is yelling ‘what?’ from different rooms of the house until one of you dies.” To which I’d add, per Arlo’s example, ‘and continuing for a while even after’.