I want to take this opportunity to say that she is the best person I know and I am lucky to have married her, but I feel I must stand for my honor.

Second, I may be a bit vocal about my impending doom when I am ill but it is only done as an act of self preservation. Actual recent sick time conversation:
Me at the dinner table: “Honey, I don’t feel well.”
Mrs. Wonderful: “Suck it up.”
Me: “I think I am going to throw up.”
Parker: “Mom, McKay is bugging me.”
Mrs. Wonderful: “You probably ate too much junk food.”
McKay singing: “Rudolf the red nose…”
I get up and walk around the corner to the half bath.
Parker: “Stop it McKay!”
Mrs. Wonderful: “Parker let her sing!”
Me retching violently in the back ground for ten minutes.
Parker: “McKay, stop it!”
I hobble back to the living room, obviously spent from my intestinal battle.
Mrs. Wonderful: “Where have you been?”
Me: “Did you not hear me? I was throwing up.”
Mrs. Wonderful: “What, are you bulimic now too?”
Me: “I love you.”
Mrs. Wonderful: “Why does it stink over here?”
Third, as she stated “Davis men spoil the women in their lives. I think they are amazed that not only did we pick them, but we also stick with them.” All that I have to say to that is…yes. I am amazed that she has stuck with me for almost nine years now (thank you sweetie).
Lastly, the toilet brush thing was just mean.
