Dummy Hubby

By D. Kalten

Most of us have had someone in our life, at one time or another, that has done something really stupid or silly without thinking.  What if the silly antics or the stupidity happened almost daily? Laugh along with some of the antics a wife had to deal with and be glad it was not you as you read some of the true situations she dealt with.

• Language: English
• Publisher: DMSF
• Release date: Jan 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781524260941

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Dummy Hubby

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D. KALTEN

Dummy Hubby

Copyright © 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 D.KALTEN

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Contents

Forward

Chapter 1 – The Checkbook

Chapter 2 – The Keys

Chapter 3 – The Desk

Chapter 4 – Wreaths

Chapter 5 – Mail Box

Chapter 6 – New Car

Chapter 7 – Christmas Gifts

Chapter 8 – What Question

Chapter 9 – Wacky

Chapter 10 – Mayonnaise

Chapter 11 – The Washer

Chapter 12 – The Well

Chapter 13 – The Store

Chapter 14 – Rainy Eve

Chapter 15 – Potpourri

Chapter 16 – His Pizza

Chapter 17 – Tomatoes

Chapter 18 - Shrubbery

Chapter 19 – His Diet

Chapter 20 – His Room

Chapter 21 – Surgery

Chapter 22 – Divorce Antic

Forward

Most of us have had someone in our life, at one time or another that has done something really stupid or silly without thinking.  What if the silly antics or the stupidity happened almost daily?

Laugh along with some of the antics one wife had to deal with and be glad it was not you as you read some of the true situations.

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Chapter 1 – The Checkbook

One day Hubby Dear was going to go run some errands he decided he needed to do which was not a problem; however he said he needed the checkbook.

The wife got the checkbook for him and told him how much was in the account that he could use. That meant money was being held for a bill that was due to come in.

He picked up the checkbook and down the road he went to take care of his important business which was really nonsense things that some of we gals would call ‘macho man’ things. She knew what was coming when he got home as she had been through his various checkbook antics in the past.

A few hours later he was home and she asked him for the checkbook so she could tally up the ledger.  Hubby had no idea where he put it and he began a search. It took about an hour but he found it on the floor of his truck under trash he had thrown down there. He brought it in and put it on the kitchen counter.

As usual the wife sat down at the table with the calculator to figure