Susan and David, acrylic on linen, 36 x 24 inches |
See what I mean. I really need him! When he edits my prose, it tickles me down to the tips of my toes, right through my pantyhose. My word! I can't even tell he has had his way with my...words.
We met as he was commencing his legal career. He did the impossible and obtained a divorce for me from the Prince of Darkness, who really is a dangling participle. Extricating me from such an evil force required him to pull out all the verbs, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and interjections he ever knew–especially interjections–or do I mean expletives? After performing all that legal work for me, as he likes to put it, he got a promotion and became my husband. Now he concomitantly fills an even higher post as my editor. I thought that if I made him my editor, me write pretty one day.
Note to David: Happy Birthday! Thought it would be fun for you to read a post on which you didn't do any work. I hope you like my syntax. I love yours and I will love it for infinitive. Is that right? No, infinity!
Oh, never mind, you get the day off for your birthday. Me write pretty tomorrow!
Disclaimer: I assure you David Rosen did not edit this post.
Happy Birthday Dsvid...can you hear me!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAVID!!!
Have a wonderful day. xx Nancy
happy birthday David. Sounds like you have an even better editing job than I! K
ReplyDeleteYes, although the page rate is not that good.
ReplyDeleteA very poetic expression of love.
ReplyDeleteI am just an editor. You do the hard work of creation.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and Very Elegant Couple... oxoxo
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely hilarious and sweet. I left with a smile.
ReplyDeleteWell must say I married an editor too...(she wasn't a lawyer and I didn't need a divorce) but I am not permitted to tell he what paint to use...etc.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean. I, too, married an editor, who paints! But I am not allowed to tell her how to paint!
ReplyDeleteThis was so funny and sweet and original. I left with a smile on my face.
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