Is this beyond the call of duty?
By Denhod
@Denhod (36)
March 27, 2007 6:48am CST
My darling husband is working away from home this week. His own mobile phone is broken so he as borrowed my sons. He rang me at 11 p.m. last night because he couldn't set the alarm on the phone. In the end I volunteered to ring him at 5.30 a.m. this morning to wake him up. This meant setting my own alarm for 5.20 a.m. to ensure that I was wide enough awake to ring him. And then ringing him back again at 6 a.m. to check he hadn't gone back to sleep. Do I love him or what! Is this beyond the call of duty?
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3 responses
@padu19 (1441)
• India
27 Mar 07
oh mu god.. that's really cute.. even i feel like getting married. how sweet is your relationship. it obviously means you both love each other and that you miss each other. that too after few years of marriage he stills values you a lot.. have a lovable life.. good luck !!
@trinidadvelasco (11401)
• Philippines
27 Mar 07
It is true. I agree with padu. Imagine, he didn't ask anyone else to help him cope with this problem. He has come to you for help. This means he trusts you with his life. Our work is our source of livelihood. Thus it is the financial life of the family. Maybe you will agree with me on this point.
@trinidadvelasco (11401)
• Philippines
27 Mar 07
Husbands and wives help each other in the best way they can. Therefore, it is only right that you come to his rescue when he needs it. The help you will be extending to hime in terms of the alarms and putting through misscalls each morning, will not be much of a trouble to you, right? It will however, place the entire family in trouble if he is unable to report for work promptly and be punished for it.
