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I was nominated for a Grammy and I've won some awards and stuff like that, so that's awesome, but the best part was meeting my husband, and I've actually known Donnell for probably 12 years now, and I'm going to get into a little bit of, I guess, how music brought us together, but I'm going to introduce you right now to my new husband as of October 5, Donnell Leahy.
It upsets me when you may have a husband that maybe he doesn't have as much education under his belt as you have, but still you can't play him down.
My husband used to call me a bankrupt sister.
I mean, it was a controversial move that you and your husband made.
Laughter, the husband of truth, the arch enemy of dogma, transmuting the dross of existence into gold.
Well, if my husband were up here right now, he would tell you that I interview babies, because he would rather not say that his wife experiments on children.
And so I'm hoping that my husband Jack, the ant taxonomist, can perhaps work with Mattel to make Taxonomist Ken.
Greg Dobler, also an astrophysicist and my husband, created the first urban observatory in New York University in 2013, and I joined in 2015.
But if I think about it, I thought I wanted a husband, but what I really wanted was a family that was loving.
You know, me and my husband, we were out grocery shopping, as we do every other day, but this time, we found this fancy, you know, I'm talking fair-trade, I'm talking organic, I'm talking Kenyan, single-origin coffee that we splurged and got.
You know, my husband, he deemed this coffee blend superior to our regular and much cheaper coffee, which made me imagine a life based solely on fancy coffee and I saw our household budget explode.
Unfortunately, especially for my husband, he had momentarily forgotten that he's married to a neuroscientist with a specialty in food science.
I set up an experiment where I first blindfolded my husband.
Now, with clear certainty, my husband, he described the first cup of coffee as more raw and bitter.
Little did my husband know, however, that I hadn't actually given him the two types of coffee.
No, this taste difference was a product of my husband's own mind.
Why would my husband make such a bold statement at the risk of being publicly mocked for the rest of his life?
Like what happened to my husband.
Yes, if you're sitting there right now, thinking ... you could probably have done better than my husband, you could probably have assessed those coffees correctly, then you're actually suffering from a bias.
I know now her life was hard; she lost three children as babies, then her husband died too, leaving young sons, and no money.
That's when my husband stopped wanting to have sex as much, and now we barely have sex at all."
If I stay in this marriage, I'll never be able to trust my husband again.
And like me, you'd probably have some empathy for this woman, and you might even have some, how should I put this nicely, let's just call them "not-so-positive" feelings for her husband.
If she stays with her husband, she'll never trust him again, but if she leaves, her children will suffer.
The truth is, we don't know if this woman's husband is having an affair, or why their sex life changed two years ago, or what those late-night phone calls are really about.
Her story was about a husband who's cheating, his story is about a wife who can't understand his grief.
I wrote the husband's version of the letter I read you.
Stories, like Tannie and Henrietta, a husband and wife vaudeville duo in love who become at odds over performing these "coon" minstrel shows while striving for their five-dollar-a-week dream in the Old Plantation attraction.
And then, as I get back home in the evening, I've overshot the time I'm going to be home by an hour or two at least, and by then, two of my biggest champions, my father-in-law and my husband, are also starting to get a little bit irritated.
She said, "I went home from work yesterday, and I was bracing myself, because I was really late, and I was bracing myself for a lecture, and my mother-in-law turned to my husband and said, 'Can you please get up and make her a cup of tea? She's exhausted.
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