For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for January 06, 2012

Frigid wife syndrome?

Might be time for a warm make up!!

Grow up woman!

And now the ball is in your court, John. Now’s the time to be the forgiving spouse you wanted HER to be. (This is the hard part, BTW.)

Yeah, grow up, Elly. It was yoour idea to insist on a party, anyway!!

Taking away the past few days of “silent treatment”, what on earth is wrong with getting away from an emotional scene of potential fighting to “cool off” and be able to discuss with maturity? I thought everybody would approve of that- men and women. I’ve seen both sexes do it…

But not all of us are lucky enough to be in Canada, where apparently it doesn’t take long to cool off!

And then reality set in. It is cold outside and continue the argument at a warmer locale. LOL!

We know.

No, now it’s Jon’s call. When she wants to crawl in close just to get warm, you say, “YOU went out there. You warm YOURSELF up!!”“And GOODNIGHT! I’M going to bed. I made up the couch for you!” It’s surprising how fast she’ll see the error of her ways!

Looks like going outside worked though. she looks a little more reasonable now.

It is better that Elly went outside, than possibly say something in the heat of an arguement, that she wouldn’t be able to take back.

Give it up Elly~YOU wanted the darn party. People make mistakes and how many times must John apologize? Geez!!

What is it with all the people who don’t like / can’t understand the opposite sex? A lot of this rancor seems to be about people who are angry at women in general, men in general, or relationships in general.

Yikes! It’s time to make up guys…Doesn’t matter who was right or wrong. Teach your kids by example, eh? :-)

If you really love them you’ll forgive anything

Going on 44yrs

I used to leave home and take a long walk whenever I was upset, from age 13 to 23.

Eskimo tradition up North ! :D

Making up with and forgiving John is how Elly will warm up.

She was smart to take a break and cool off. Now she’s willing to talk and listen to John.

Doesn’t it puzzle anyone that Elly doesn’t simply turn the door knob herself? Surely it wasn’t locked, or is the neighborhood that bad?.

OOOOOH CAAAAANAAADAAAAA!!!