25 July 2008 ~ 5 Comments

Interval training…

“Will you take me interval training?” I asked D.? I smiled my sweetest smile.

“Um….”

“What?”

“The last time I took you interval training you said I was the Anti-Christ,” he replied.

“I did?” I feign innocence.? Besides I distinctly remember calling him ‘Satan’ and not the ‘Anti-Christ’.

“I know that you think that Satan and the Anti-Christ are two different things but I was the Southern Baptist.? I learned all about the Anti-Christ as a very small child.”

“Yes, well, the Southern Baptist’s are Satan expert.? So when can we go?” I asked.

He sighed.

We’ve been out twice this week.? I have not called him Satan or the Anti-Christ or the Devil or Lucifer or any other word that a Southern Baptist might think was fallen angel.

At least outloud.

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5 Responses to “Interval training…”

  1. furiousBall 25 July 2008 at 5:50 am Permalink

    wait, I thought Southern Baptist and Satan were the same thing?

    sorry, too many years of living in the south

  2. jameil1922 25 July 2008 at 8:52 am Permalink

    Hahaha!! I’ve been SO lax on my interval training. Bah.

  3. cajunvegan 26 July 2008 at 12:26 am Permalink

    I quit the gym several years ago because Boog and I could never go together. It was a guaranteed fight every time. I had a few choice words for him too.

    This post gave me the giggles.

  4. tommie 26 July 2008 at 10:26 pm Permalink

    I grew up mennonite brethren….very close to SBs, so that made me just laugh!

    I do hope I find a gym I like here….that is a hard relationship to forge. “Working out with hubby” was one of my top ten things to find in a husband! <—-way back when I made lists upon list!

    okay, I still make lists, but they are different!

  5. heart in san francisco 31 July 2008 at 11:25 am Permalink

    I’m not sure if Satan and the anti-Christ are the same entity, but I tend to use the latter for people like George Bush as the former doesn’t seem quite bad enough. Maybe it just seems worse because it’s two words.