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I love puns, and your leek/leak was the best one I’ve seen in ages --the timing was perfect.
Rolled eyes and a smile are always good signs of a good pun.
"a nasty leek”.
That was priceless, but not so much as the smile. You know what I noticed? You are always doing things like that to make your sweety smile. That is so important in a relationship. It makes all the bad stuff roll away and all the good stuff come flooding in. I am so glad you have happiness in the formed of rolled eyes and a warm, loving smile.
Everyone should be so lucky.
CP.
And that’s what makes everyday life so perfect. It’s those playful moments and the sweetest smiles. Not everyone has the gift to appreciate those things.
Yes Mike, it means I was more funny than corny, and that’s a good thing!
Thank you Dave! I pride myself on my punning abilities. 
CP, you are so right. I’m all about rolling the bad stuff away. When she’s smiling it’s harder for her to yell at me for forgetting something. 
Heather, I savor every moment.
I would have hit you over the head with the broom.
My quote of the day: rotting stalk of grossness.
60, that’s why I’m with her and not you! 
Joe, sounds almost like a weapon of somekind out of a role playing game, heh.
Awww. That was so cute.
But now you’ve made me feel guilty, cause I sooo need to clean out my fridge.
ewww.
No, that would be “rotting stalk of grossness +2.”
Leeks are so weird looking.
ha...clever.
"Godzilla vs. the giant leek” would have been the perfect title for a bad japanese SF in the sixties.
Rolled eyes accompanied by a smile is always a good thing.
mike | 06.17.2006 | 3:11 PM