Saturday, April 28, 2007
Moving Advice
"They say it takes one to know one. So when a guy is handing out valuable 'guy tips,' I pay attention. This bit of insight is courtesy of my friend and fellow blogger, Ben.
Advice for Women: Before You Marry a Guy . . .
. . . make a point of being around when he's helping someone in your church move. As in carrying boxes and furniture onto trucks and into a house. You won't learn everything, but you'll learn some pretty important things. Is he showing initiative to find out what's next or hanging around waiting for instructions? Does he find creative ways to use cargo dollies to move stuff more quickly and efficiently? Is he a quiet hard-working loner, a benevolent team-oriented organizer, or a loudmouth boss? Or is he really more like a stationary piece of furniture himself?
Here's the most important one: Does he always seem to be conveniently available but not quite on the business end of the couch when it's going up the stairs?
And by the way, try to act like you're not paying attention. Stay busy helping pack or clean the kitchen and sneak a peek every now and then. Otherwise he'll be picking his moments to try to impress you."
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Advice for Women: Before You Marry a Guy . . .
. . . make a point of being around when he's helping someone in your church move. As in carrying boxes and furniture onto trucks and into a house. You won't learn everything, but you'll learn some pretty important things. Is he showing initiative to find out what's next or hanging around waiting for instructions? Does he find creative ways to use cargo dollies to move stuff more quickly and efficiently? Is he a quiet hard-working loner, a benevolent team-oriented organizer, or a loudmouth boss? Or is he really more like a stationary piece of furniture himself?
Here's the most important one: Does he always seem to be conveniently available but not quite on the business end of the couch when it's going up the stairs?
And by the way, try to act like you're not paying attention. Stay busy helping pack or clean the kitchen and sneak a peek every now and then. Otherwise he'll be picking his moments to try to impress you."
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