A Good Problem To Have

Probably my favorite thing about Erik is that he can always always always make me laugh. He makes me laugh randomly. He makes me laugh when I'm sad.  Goshdarnit, even when I'm trying to be mad at him he can make me laugh. And sometimes it's the things he does that just make me giggle.

For example, on Thursday afternoon, Erik said he was going to the store to get some tonic water.  He asked if I wanted anything, and I said tomatoes. (Which he scoffed at. Because who in their right mind would EVER enjoy eating tomatoes?!?!).  So off he went. I started doing things around the house perusing Pinterest. About a half hour passed and Erik still wasn't home.  The grocery store is right down the street from our house and he was only getting TWO things.  But alas, I did not worry because I know grocery shopping isn't Erik's forte.

But about 5 minutes after realizing, "Erik should probably be back by now."  He walked through the front door. With 3 bags. And a very concerned look on his face. 

Me: Ummmmm. What's wrong?

Erik: I got dinner for tomorrow night.

Me: Oh! What did you get?

Erik: Steak and lobster.

Erik: This is why I can't go grocery shopping by myself. It's a problem.

Me:  Well. That's a good problem to have.

So Friday I went to work and daydreamed about the delectable dinner I would be having that night.  

We tag-teamed dinner duties.  He made the steak & lobster. I made the potatoes & drank wine ;)

And it was every bit as delectable as I had spent daydreaming about.