I am a great believer in the thought that there's a bit of dork in all of us.
I am in touch with my inner-dork. In fact, so in touch, I have my inner-dork on speed dial.
Last night Matt and I sat down together and did a puzzle. We're tight like that. We can be dorky together. We embrace the dork.
Hmmm... what about when the cute little idiosyncracies of your inner dork are far overshadowed by the aggressive nobbiness of your outer dork?
ReplyDeleteI love a good jigsaw. I wish my hubbie did too. Glad to see you back into the blogging. I missed your great posts even though I mostly just lurk!
ReplyDeleteAwww, I love a good jigsaw, it reminds me of holidays!!! Great "down time" fun. Not dorky at all, way cool!
ReplyDeleteI love doing jigsaws and I'm not nerdy. Not at all. No, not me. I'm NOT A NERD! (OK, maybe just a little bit. But there's nothing wrong with that, is there?)
ReplyDeleteWell what else are you s'posed to do now that Master Chef has finished? ;)
ReplyDeleteYouse guys are ace.
ReplyDeletehehehe, My Grandparents used to jig-saw together after dinner every night. :D
ReplyDeleteEmbracing the dork - reminds me of 'Embrace the Penny' - she is wonderful example of 'dork' loveliness!
ReplyDeleteHusbie and I totally embrace the dorkiness together!
ReplyDeleteGoodness! I didn't know doing jigsaws was dorky. I'll have to give that up too!! LOL
ReplyDeleteMy dorkiness is a wee bit external. It's the cool urban hipster that is on the inner, unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteThe best thing about getting older is that I am perfectly happy to let my inner nerd out much more often!
ReplyDeleteI think if I told Glen we were going to do a bit of jigsaw action after the kids went to bed - he would be a little shattered if I bought out a puzzle box. That is how you know you have found a good boy there.
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