One day at the grocery store Carlos asked if I had a
shopping list. I told him that since we only needed a few things, I made a note
on my phone of what was needed. He didn’t know how that worked, so I showed
him.
Cut to New Year’s Eve day. We’re at the grocery store again
buying things for Carlos’ New Year’s Day dinner—Leg of Lamb, Mashed Veggie
Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts and Chocolate Cake … que delicioso—and he had
created a list on his phone. Before leaving home, however, I added a
couple of things, one of which, as I typed it into his phone, was “bubby.” You
know, for a midnight toast.
At the store we went about our business and got all the
things we needed and then, just before checking out, Carlos says:
“Forgot something, I’ll be right back.”
I wait, and he returns with a Boboli pizza crust.
“What’s that for?”
“Uh, it was on the list! You wrote it … ‘bubbly.’”
“Yes, honey, ‘bubbly’ as in champagne, or Prosecco, not bubbly
as in Boboli which is a pizza crust and not something you toast the
New year with.”
“Oh … should I put it back?”
Happy New Year! |