I love you. Even when you make it hard to do.

BEAUMONT: Seriously Louise. Did you have to use that photo? I kind of look like a mad scientist.

ME: That’s a bit politically incorrect don’t you think Beau?

Beau: What? My objecting to your use of that photo where my fur is sticking out in all directions and I look like I’ve just been at an all-night rave?

Me: No Beau. The use of the qualifier ‘mad’ with scientist.

Beau: Well you gotta admit. That is kinda how I look.

Me: No Beau. It’s nothing to do with how you look but the term ‘mad scientist’. It’s a tad pejorative.

Beau: Gesundheit.

Me: Excuse me?

Beau: You’re excused.

Me: Why?

Beau: Didn’t you just sneeze?

Me: What on earth are you talking about?

Beau: I could ask you the same thing.

Me: Why?

Beau: Why not?

Me: Beau!

Beau: (smiling sweetly) Yes Louise?

Me: Stop that.

Beau: Stop what?

Me: You know what I’m talking about.

Beau: I do?

Me: Oh no you don’t. I’m not going to fall for that.

Beau: (innocently) Fall for what?

Me: Beau….

Beau: Louise….

Me: (sighing) Just stop calling it a ‘mad scientist’ look okay? It’s not fair to scientists.

Beau: And is it fair to me that you call me an ‘idiot’ when you’re talking to people at the park.

Me: Oh. That.

Beau: Yes Louise. That.

Me: I apologize. I forgot.

Beau: You forgot your manners or that I’m not an idiot?

Me: Ummmmm…. Both?

Beau: Is that a question?

Me: No Beau. It’s not. And you’re right, I shouldn’t call you an idiot.

Beau: Shouldn’t or won’t?

Me: Won’t.

Beau: Good, now that we’ve got that settled, what about that photo?

Me: I love it.

Beau: And I love you Louise. Doesn’t mean I like everything you do.

Me: Oh. I see. Well…. to me, that photo shows your free-spirited zest and love of life.

Beau: Hmmmm….. while all of that is true, I am free-spirited, zesty and full of life, I am not, however, a fan of that photo.

Me: But it says so much about you Beau!

Beau: That I look like a mad scientist?

Me: Beaumont! We agreed about the use of that phrase!

Beau: You talked. I did not say I agreed.

Me: It’s just not politically correct Beau.

Beau: I’m a dawg Louise. I don’t play politically correct games. I just play, and love, everyone — but not that photo.

Me: Well… as I’m doing the typing and inserting of the photos, and it’s the only one I’ve got for today, I’m afraid it will have to stay. Anyway, I think your fans will love it!

Beau: They’d love it more if you were more consistent in posting my blog Louise.

Me: (sighing) I knew you’d find a way to slide that one in Beau.

Beau: I wouldn’t have to if you turned up here every Sunday without excuses.

Me: (sighing again) I know Beau. I know…

Beau: Good. Because when you know better, I expect you to do better.

Sigh. And he’s so right but gosh dawgit, some Sundays it’s hard!

Beau: Successful people do what it takes to get things done, even when it’s hard.

Me: I know. I know. But….

Beau: No but’s Louise. I don’t say, I love you but… I say, I Love you. Full stop. Period. Even when you do things I don’t like, I always love you, Louise. Even when you make it hard.

Sigh…. how on earth did he get to be so wise?

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  1. This got My attention
    The article is a humorous conversation between two individuals, Louise and Beau, about the use of the term mad scientist. Louise objects to Beau using a photo of himself where his fur is sticking out in all directions and he looks like he’s been at an all-night rave. She tells him that using the term mad scientist is pejorative, but Beau thinks it’s appropriate because that’s how he looks. The conversation takes a turn when Beau misunderstands Louise’s use of the word excuse me and thinks she sneezed. They continue to banter back and forth, with Beau making nonsensical comments and Louise becoming increasingly frustrated. The article is a lighthearted exchange that pokes fun at misunderstandings and miscommunications between people.
    Thanks – TheDogGod – pomeranianpuppies.lovestoblog.com

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