Boy meets girl. Girl marries boy. Baby comes nine months later — blessed little killjoy.
Boy neglects girl. Girl henpecks boy. There'll be hell to pay for slighting Helen of Troy.
Such an elegant fear, this alliance, and yet, when it's held in selfish hands it merrily dissolves, turning as tedious and drab as Shakespeare.
Boy annoys girl. Girl leaves boy. It takes a special kind of madness in building to simply then destroy.
Turn the other cheek and Judas will kiss that one too, reduce the bairn's fever by visiting daddy's igloo.
Weekends are pay toilets and happy meals, frustration is a word all too real. When did antipathy begin to rule? About the time diplomacy was forced into playing the fool.
The good times no one catalogues, this life has gone straight to the dogs. The Iditarod Trail extends from Seward to Nome. Run the race and make believe the kids are tucked in safe at home.