You know you're Husband is African when.......

[MAO36 30]

You know your Husband is african when you look over and he has "wool socks" on in the summertime with a pair of shorts and flip flops lol

(Yes, he enjoyed the laugh... i hope noone takes offense.)

Who's next!

[Ben and Jill 37]

Haha! Hear me laugh!??? You know your husband is African when it's the middle of summer and the air conditioner is on and he's lying in bed with socks, pajama bottoms, a t-shirt and a sweatshirt and is covered up to his ears in three blankets!!

Edited May 10, 2012 by Ben and Jill

[MAO36 30]

Haha! Hear me laugh!??? You know your husband is African when it's the middle of summer and the air conditioner is on and he's laying in bed with socks, pajama bottoms, a t-shirt and a sweatshirt and is covered up to his ears in three blankets!!

:rofl: :rofl:

Ben & Jill!!!!!! I had to show my Husband that one, we both are cracking up!!!

[Visitor 90]

That's too funny. I can relate to that and I sympathize with him.

I'm from tropical Australia, have been here for more than 12 years and I'm only just starting to go outside after our long winter.The snow has finally melted so I may even go out and collect our mail today. One of our neighbour's asked my husband when I was coming back from Australia. He said I didn't go anywhere but I was inside the house all winter. He told them they should start seeing me in the next couple of weeks.

The snow was a novelty 6 years ago when we first moved here and I even made a snowman. It turned out to be a 5 foot high Koala which I called Snowala. It made the local newspaper. I haven't made any snowmen since then.

[Ben and Jill 37]

It's SO funny, lolol. And plus, I need background noise when I sleep so even in the winter, I still have the floor fan on low, lol, I just need to have it. The air conditioner is loud too, so Ben calls it "my airplane engine" because it's almost like a low roar, lol. I wake up to roll over and there he is all bundled up like he's in the Antartica or sumthin'...it's funny. You ain't in Kenya no more, my little chocolate drop...Welcome to New Jersey, baby! I'm laffin' out loud at my desk

Edited May 10, 2012 by Ben and Jill

[Almost done 0]

Haha! Hear me laugh!??? You know your husband is African when it's the middle of summer and the air conditioner is on and he's lying in bed with socks, pajama bottoms, a t-shirt and a sweatshirt and is covered up to his ears in three blankets!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

omg lollllllllllllll so funny, lol

[Iyawo Ijebu 157]

That's too funny. I can relate to that and I sympathize with him.

I'm from tropical Australia, have been here for more than 12 years and I'm only just starting to go outside after our long winter.The snow has finally melted so I may even go out and collect our mail today. One of our neighbour's asked my husband when I was coming back from Australia. He said I didn't go anywhere but I was inside the house all winter. He told them they should start seeing me in the next couple of weeks.

The snow was a novelty 6 years ago when we first moved here and I even made a snowman. It turned out to be a 5 foot high Koala which I called Snowala. It made the local newspaper. I haven't made any snowmen since then.

I can relate.

I lived in Southern California for 20 years then had a wild idea to move to Texas. After three cold season with ice and stuff I knew I wouldn't last. I am now back in sunny SoCal.

I don't do cold very well.

[LoveNigarmostyle 164]

MAO36 this is hilarious you are a trip my friend...glad to see you laughing and things are going well for you!

I can relate.

I lived in Southern California for 20 years then had a wild idea to move to Texas. After three cold season with ice and stuff I knew I wouldn't last. I am now back in sunny SoCal.

I don't do cold very well.

Cali is the best when weather is concerned...

[Kehinde 45]

You know your Husband is african when you look over and he has "wool socks" on in the summertime with a pair of shorts and flip flops lol

(Yes, he enjoyed the laugh... i hope noone takes offense.)

Who's next!

Some Nigerians are just stronger than others cos you have some that immigrate to places like europe and it is cold there all year with a few warm months and they love it. I am an American and i can't even stand those conditions. But i have lived my whole life in Florida where it is hot mostly all year with a few winter months and we never seen snow.

[Olomi_811 130]

OMG!!! Y'all crazy :rofl:

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You know your Husband is african when he arrives in Southern California winter, ignores all your trimmers and cutters and weed wackers , insists you buy him a machette and then while you are work proudly cuts down all your deceduous trees. ( I miss all my little trees)

[Zee Bee 61]

You know your husband is African when he does not consider ground meat....meat....no no, its not meat unless there are bones in it.

[Aya820 33]

You know your Husband is african when he talks about it being so hot, but yet he's in long sleeve PJs and wrapped up in a winter blanket (Man whatcha gonna do when it really gets hot?)

[MAO36 30]

You know your Husband is african when he arrives in Southern California winter, ignores all your trimmers and cutters and weed wackers , insists you buy him a machette and then while you are work proudly cuts down all your deceduous trees. ( I miss all my little trees)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

You know your husband is African when he does not consider ground meat....meat....no no, its not meat unless there are bones in it.

So true!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

You know your Husband is african when he talks about it being so hot, but yet he's in long sleeve PJs and wrapped up in a winter blanket (Man whatcha gonna do when it really gets hot?)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[MAO36 30]

You know your husband is african when you have to invest in a "New set up POTS" cuz he insists on cooking his rice on the highest temperature, "blow torch heat" and will not remove it until the bottom of the pot is burnt to a crisp!!! :rofl: