Conversations around here can be hilarious at times.
Our struggle can range anywhere from unfinished sentences to incorporating parts of other conversations in the present ones.
For instance, when I passed by Hubby's bed, I reached over to get a small blanket and he flinched saying he thought I was going to touch him with my cold hands.
I assured him "I'll give you advanced warning before I do that".
Then I asked him what he wanted for lunch and went down the list, one at a time, of yea or nays.
No, was the word of the day and when I got to hamburger he said , "I need advanced warning".
After a moment to process this, I took this as a no and offered PB&J, it was yes.
I find communication interesting with my AD husband also. I don't give him choices in food, just take note of what he doesn't like. When we eat in a restaurant, he always has me order for him. He likes ice cream twice a day and sometimes I tell him no ice cream "until you have nutrition". Love your blog, Kathy.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Carol