In fact, I think it shows that you don't need to hide anything from each other. But it cracks me up anyway. I sometimes make little comments about attractive men in front of Husband, too.

 

Haha! What a great email to get from your husband, and what a hilarious response. Your lesson learned is fabulous.
He has to know you feel you've nothing to hide, since you didn't edit the email in the least!
Love it.

 

Oh but what is better is when said attractive men make comments about MOI and send secure husband into protracted periods of attentiveness.

Good luck with the workouts! I'm glad this trainer is giving you new excersizes.

 

Sorry, I would have commented earlier, but I got home two hours late because I had a planned meeting with a female colleague that ran late followed by an unplanned meeting with another female colleague. I guarantee that my meetings were at least as innocent as the personal training sessions. While I respect both of the women I met with a great deal, I consider neither of them a "good fit for [me]," and neither of the meetings involved any exercises "using [my] own body weight."

As secure as I like to consider myself, (assuming that you weren't using the term "upper gut" as an affectionate nickname for me when you told John you wanted to get rid of your "upper gut") I am glad that you did not meet John before we got married. Oh wait, he was still in high school. I guess I was safe. :-)

Jenn and Suzanne, I absolutely agree that I have nothing to hide. I would agree with the rest of your comments if Alex had intentionally shared the email with me. To the extent that she "forwarded [Kate's] reply email to [me], forgetting that the email history was included," I think you may be giving her a little bit to much credit.

Now, which part of your lesson doesn't work the other way, Alex?

-The Big Giraffe