Comments on: Do you kiss your spouse goodbye every morning?

By: JT Deployed

JT Deployed — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 14:44:47 +0000

yes me and my wife kiss goodbye every morning and when we leave the house evev Lilly our 3 year old, we are both active army we have been married for 4 years i and i am almost done with my second deployment and she just fineshed her first but when we are both home we do every thing together because we know we might not see oneanother agian we cook,clean,well we’ll doesn’t matter we are always together we do eat breeakfast, lunch every day together.

We don’t let our little girl wath a lot of T.V. we would rather pick her up from daycare eat diner and go to a park or just out side and play with the puppy that’s where children get that feeling of love from their parent’s they see that your always together and i feels more like a loving and careing home. Other than just fast food and TV diners while they lock theirselvs in a room in front of a tv or gameing system.

By: mamamia

mamamia — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:48:41 +0000

I have a question. What is the proper manner when leaving or arriving home. For example when my partner comes home from work should I get up and kiss him first or do I wait until he kisses me, the same goes for when either one of us is leaving….

By: Just for Laughs

Just for Laughs — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:37:07 +0000

Oh… and on topic. Yes my beautiful wife and I kiss each other good morning, good bye, and again in the evening… We have been together 8 years, and married for 4. We have one son, and we both work in down town New York… so sometimes it can be a little hectic while getting ready in the morning.

By: Just for Laughs

Just for Laughs — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:34:40 +0000

Mother Jane Goose… you are funny :-) I think you need your own personal blog.

By: BlueDog9900

BlueDog9900 — Wed, 06 May 2009 13:57:14 +0000

My partner and I used to kiss each other hello and goodbye every time one of us would leave/return. However, this past weekend, she told me that she’s not happy, that she just wants to go to work and come home, that she can’t manage work and a relationship. We’ve been together for just over one year. When she left yesterday without that kiss, I let it go. This morning, she was downstairs while I was getting ready to get in the shower. I asked her if she was leaving before I came down, and she replied, ‘why don’t you just get in the shower’. I did and when I got out, she was gone…

By: motherjanegoose

motherjanegoose — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 21:51:30 +0000

Theresa!!! I have not received a cent for my comments ( no matter who thinks they are relevant or ignorant) BUT I have never received an e-mail from Theresa that has asked me to stay away and please leave the blog alone. I have received several other e-mails from Theresa and she knows how to reach me in case she wants me to SHUT UP. I WILL ALWAYS follow her directions, as she is in charge!

By: just wondering

just wondering — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 11:15:43 +0000

Who is the moderator of this blog? Theresa or MotherJaneGoose?

By: FCM

FCM — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 03:02:50 +0000

My parents have been married for a large number of decades (if I print how many my Mom will get me!). They kissed every day he wasn’t out of town….I can remember my Dad standing at the door (they always met at the door), yelling “I’m here at the door, where are you?” (The answer back then was usually in the kitchen with us children). Mom would go to the door and kiss him to which my brother and I made all the usual obnoxious noises, grunts, etc. When Dad came home he would go to my Mom and kiss her, then head up stairs to get changed out of his suit. Then we he came back down he would go kiss her again!

These days Mom is the one being kissed at the door. She is also the one going to kiss him before she changes out of her work suits. And when I catch them I still make all the obnoxious children noises for old times sake! To which the answer “Get over it!” “You don’t like it you can go back to your house!”

I think JG is right, its the small stuff that keeps it together. My parents still love (and still love to aggrevate) each other after all these years. They raised two productive, caring, responsible, loving children (that both got divorced).

They must be doing something right!

By: nurse&mother

nurse&mother — Sun, 26 Apr 2009 21:42:17 +0000

Muffin paws, I think your disgust is a little misguided, imho. My husband gets up early. I work late and even on my off days, I stay up late. Neither my husband nor I feel it necessary for me to wake up after five hours of sleep and kiss him goodbye or fix breakfast. We certainly kiss other times. More importantly, we show our love in so many ways (not just kissing in the morning). It works for us.

I certainly think that is nice of you to wake up early and do the things you do. But please don’t throw off on others for not doing the exact same things you do. Different strokes for different folks. It would certainly be boring if everyone were the same. :-)

By: Tiffany

Tiffany — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 22:34:31 +0000

WOW! I am truly impressed by all of the romantic folks out there!