Coco is American
Yup, she lives below the 49th parallel.
Northern Quebec, my foot!
In other news, we had friends come to visit over the weekend. They are super nice, but they both feel that the husbands should talk and the wives should talk seperatly. I find this awkward when we are all at dinner and I would be talking and the husband starts talking to Mr Bob or the husband is talking and the wife starts talking to me. Also, I haven't got a huge amount in common with the wife so that I would want to chat just with her. She doesn't work or have kids (She is a fabulous cook) or volunteer or look after aged parents, so I don't know what to talk to her about. We end up talking about her husband, which is odd because he is right there.
By day two, I just refused to only talk to the wife because I'm mean like that. I talked to Mr Bob, the husband and the wife.
We went out to the Boston islands, which was lovely. I plan to go out again for a whole day this summer.
Edit to add:
Have some squeaky cheese from Northern Quebec (aka USA)
posted by Aislinn Sirk @ 2:45 PM
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Huh? Did we annex another state?
Guess that's what I get for not watching the news this weekend.
I don't like talking just to the wife, because I'm half-listening to the men's conversation at the same time.
I said it once, and I'll say it again.
Crazy Canadians, eh.
Bob, you get a special award for cheese hosting. I'll be presenting it later this week in a grand ceremony. You can use the award on your cv if you want.
I dis-believe you on Coco's residence. Sorry.
Maybe in a 4-person conversation Mrs. Wife is not allowed to talk by her husband? Whatever. I agree that sex-segregated conversation is mostly stupid. Plus I usually find it easier to talk to men anyway. I don't speak girly talk very well.
Ack! I hate when that happens! I'm not good with girly talk either.
So Bob? Am I an American too? I hope so cause Weltek thinks Canadians are crazy. *giggle*
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