Showing posts with label #tysaidno. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #tysaidno. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2015

6 Month Anniversary: #tysaidno

6 months ago tomorrow, I said I do to The Boy from Texas on what I'm going to go ahead and deem the perfect wedding day.  Since sappy is not really our style, I decided to go a different route in this 1/2 year anniversary post.


Shortly after we got engaged, I posted something on Instagram with the hashtag "tysaidno."  One of my friends commented that she was excited to see how many times I used that hashtag during our first year of marriage.  I thought that would be an interesting statistic, so I kept track of things that Ty has said no to during the first 6 months of our marriage.

And here we go.


*  Pink flamingos in the front yard.  I texted him a picture of something similar to this while registering for wedding gifts and said, "Can I?"  His response, "No."

*  Riding in a hot air balloon on our honeymoon.  I said, "We could do a hot air balloon ride!"  His response, "The only positive thing I can say about that is that at least we would die together.  No."



Naming our firstborn son Tyreek. After the OSU running back with this name ran back the touchdown to tie it up and get us a victory in Bedlam football, I felt like this could be a good way to honor the player, plus it sounds a bit like The Boy from Texas' first name.   His response?  "Um....no."  (Less than a week later, Tyreek was kicked off the football team for beating his pregnant girlfriend...The Boy from Texas was right on this one.)

* Getting more dogs.  I suggested we should take home three, maybe four, dogs from a pet adoption day because they were all alone with no one to love them and had really sad eyes!  "Since when are you such a dog person?  No."

* Buying matching moose footsie pajamas in Canada on our honeymoon.  *Dirty look.* "No."


*Eating lettuce wraps.  Me:  "I found a really good recipe for lettuce wraps and I think you might really lik...."  TBFT:  "No."

*Ingesting the placenta.  Me:  "You know some people take part of their placenta, put it in a smoothie, and drink it."  TBFT:  "Who the hell are these people?  We live in America. NO!"