That was the subject heading of the message I found in my in-box this afternoon. The body of the email was:
“be ready for your husband when he gets home. he is leaving work right now but has to stop by the bank first. he forgot to tell you he was going. so typical. give him a big kiss, too. he will appreciate it.
oh, and in the future, there are no capital letters.”
This is what happens when your husband becomes privy to your email password.
Has your husband or wife done anything funny or unexpected to/for you lately?
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Motherhood and Martial Arts 
My husband’s texts always make me laugh because he never checks to see what autocorrect has done to his words. One time he tried to tell me he was reading upstairs and it somehow came out he was lactating upstairs. I kid you not. I couldn’t stop laughing.
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Haha! That’s awesome! Thank you for sharing that!
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My husband and I have had many hilarious texts, mostly due to missing punctuation or auto correct. Oh, the modern world!
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I love reading websited dedicated to autocorrect mishaps. Those are always great!
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Cute. Nothing that comes to mind at the moment. But it feels like my mind is moving slower due to the temperatures.
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Ha! Maybe you need a hat! 🙂
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I am inside but still wishing for warmth.
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This is a common lament in our country just now I’m afraid. 😦
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Too true.
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Hehe! I’m sure I have a similar story – I MUST have a similar story, can’t think of it right now though…
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You MUST indeed! I would bet on it. 🙂 Nice to see you over here, Vanessa!
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Yes, I often feel bad that I don’t comment over here much – I usually read your posts, but hardly ever comment – often they’re a funny anecdote and I can’t think of anything to say other than “haha!” which doesn’t seem very original so I don’t say anything. Maybe I should at least click the ‘like’ button so that you know I’ve been!
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Yes, please do like me! 🙂 It’s always a pleasure to see that you’ve been here!
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And I’m not one of those people who clicks like on posts that they haven’t even read, so if you see a like from me, you’ll know I’ve read it!
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I hear ya. And besides, my posts are usually, like, two sentences long, so how could anyone resist reading that? Aside, of course, from the fact that *I* wrote it! 😉
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