My Week 163: Titus Has a Hallowe’en Surprise For Us

Hallowe’en Surprise

Me: I can’t believe that, out of all the candy you gave out, all we have left are a bunch of mini-Mr. Goodbars and Wunderbars. I’ve never even heard of either of them. What happened to all the Aeros and Kitkats?!
Ken: I don’t know. I tried to be random…
Me: What the hell is a Wunderbar anyway?
Ken: Ooh, it’s yummy. It tastes like chocolate and butter.
Me: What?! That’s gross. Give me one…ohhh, that’s actually quite tasty. But still. What happened to all the candy?
Ken: I left some packets of Swedish berries on the counter for you. Just because you ate them already, don’t get mad at me.
Me: No, you didn’t. There were ZERO packages of any type of decent candy on the counter.
Ken: Yes, I DID. They were right there…
Titus (clears throat): Ahem. I thought those were for me.
Me: You ate my Swedish Berries?
Titus: Were they yours? They were delicious.
Me: Were there any Fuzzy Peaches?
Titus: There may or may not have been some Fuzzy Peaches.
Me: Dammit—I love the Fuzzy Peaches!
Ken: What happened to the wrappers? I don’t see them anywhere.
Titus: Oh, you’ll be seeing them eventually. Trick or treat.

28 thoughts on “My Week 163: Titus Has a Hallowe’en Surprise For Us

  1. I could never be mad at Titus, only glad that he didn’t get any chocolate, and that he got a Halloween treat of his own.
    And I make fun of the dentist but it’s never as bad as I pretend. The problem is laughing doesn’t really make me laugh. It just makes me hallucinate.

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    • Oh, Titus has eaten plenty of chocolate before, and grapes too. Luckily, he’s got a cast iron stomach and a strong constitution. I’m just worried about the wrappers–I don’t know what that’s going to do to his system, but he seems ok so far. Fingers crossed.

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  2. I didn’t go to the dentist for many years. The guy I go to now, though, he gasses me up and everything is okay. He’s a weirdo that teaches yoga in his spare time, probably to balance out the horrible job he has during the day.

    Frankly, I believe that if you put your fingers in people’s mouths for a living, you have to expect to be bitten from time to time.

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  3. Reblogged this on livingthroughtheyears.blog and commented:
    MDB, you are persistent with your humor and sharing with others. Thank you once again for the glimpse inside your crazy mind. Selling Rodan&Fields skin care now. My email. ramonaholmes91@gmail.com. Let’s talk. It want hurt 😞 and no laughing gas necessary ‼️🦋🎉😜💫 Thanks for all your thoughts and prayers during my difficult time! Getting better every day! 🦋✝️

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  4. . . .which is weird because you’d think with all his access to floss and sh*t that he’d be completely tuned up. . . I bust out laughing here at work reading this. I DIED. I enjoyed it all, but this observation was extra-special. Before it was the practice, I had to have braces twice because my ortho screwed up my teeth. I don’t know a time when some allied health professional wasn’t poking and prodding about in my mouth, so I’m immune to that fear myself. Thanks for the fun!

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  5. Oh Titus.
    I’m not a dentist wuss myself. Our dentist growing up was a family friend (& his wife was the hygienist). Now I’m married to a (retired) dentist’s son. He was more of a dental surgeon than a tooth cleaner but they’re all still very proud of my cavity-free mouth.

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