Driving Me Crazy

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Driving Me Crazy My husband Gabe, he liked to tell jokes. It was an obsession with him. I don’t know if you can get addicted to telling jokes, but if you could, Gabe would have been an A number one first class junky. “Maureen,” he’d say all the time, “I have one. A joke.” Only they were never funny. Ever. Here’s one. “What kind of movies do the children of hens like to watch? Chick flicks.” Then I was supposed to laugh. Ha ha. And then he’d throw another one at me. “Why did the dachshund turn on the air conditioner? Because he was a hot dog.” Ha ha again, only by the fifth or sixth such non-funny quip I was ready to slug him just to shut him up. All that changed after he died, of course. Ah, bliss. Sure I was sorry he was gone. We were married forty years. You don’t live that lo

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