Husband shows the 'romantic' texts sent from his wife of 25 years, and it's a laugh riot

September 30, 2024 | [Read Online]( In partnership with For Those Who Seek Unbiased News. Be informed with [1440](! Join 3.5 million readers who enjoy our daily, factual news updates. We compile insights from over 100 sources, offering a comprehensive look at politics, global events, business, and culture in just 5 minutes. Free from bias and political spin, get your news straight. [Join for free today!]( [Husband shows the 'romantic' texts sent from his wife of 25 years, and it's a laugh riot]( Nothing says I love you quite like "don't put the ornaments in stupid places." There comes a point in every long term [relationship]( when the [romance]( doesn’t necessarily wane, per se, but certainly shifts. There's just a certain comfortability that comes from living together, raising a [family]( together, going through life’s many ups and downs together, that absolutely destroys whatever filter we previously had while dating. And that’s not a bad thing! Not only can it lead to plenty of laughs, but a whole new relationship layer to appreciate. [Read the story]( [Dana Carvey makes triumphant return to 'SNL' with epic Joe Biden Impression]( He's still got it. Once upon a time, [Dana Carvey]( was practically synonymous with [Saturday Night Live](, a fixture of the show not only for his iconic original characters like Garth Algar and Grumpy Old Man, but his dead-on, uncanny and laugh-out-loud funny impressions. Not least of which being his incredible [George H.W. Bush]( during the 1992 election. In an epic return to SNL, Carvey proved he’s still got it in his portrayal of Joe Biden. [Read the story]( upworthy upworthy Add a comment... [Baby Boomers admit these 17 things are better than when they were young]( Life has improved drastically in countless ways. As people age, they long for the [“good ol’ days,”]( when allegedly people worked harder, the world was safer, and everyone was kind and prosperous. However, the notion that somehow life in America was so much better in the past is [more of a psychological trick]( than reality. The idea that everything was better in the past, whether that means the ‘90s, ‘70s, or ‘50s, is the product of a cognitive bias known by psychologists as rosy retrospection. “It happens because when we think about the past, we are more likely to think about people, events, places, and things in the abstract,” Mark Travers, Ph.D., writes in [Psychology Today.]( “And, when we think about things in the abstract, we are more likely to focus on positive generalities than the nitty-gritty and sometimes gory details.” [Read the story]( [Heroic and humble FOX weatherman saves woman from drowning in her car during hurricane]( She was about to drown in her car. In the 5 days since Hurricane Helene made landfall on the southeastern coast of the U.S., over [120 people have died]( from the tremendous winds and flooding. Although the devastation has been tragic, there have also been beautiful [acts of heroism]( to give us all a glimmer of hope in the wake of destruction. On Friday, September 27, FOX Weather Meteorologist[Bob Van Dillen](was broadcasting from Peach Tree Creek in [Atlanta, Georgia](. He and his crew heard a woman screaming while doing a live TV set up in the pre-dawn hours. She had driven into a flooded area and her car was rapidly filling with water. [Read the story]( [fb]( [tw]( [ig]( [yt]( [tk]( [in]( Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 GOOD | Upworthy. All rights reserved 1370 N St Andrews Pl Los Angeles, CA 90028, United States of America [[beehiiv logo]Powered by beehiiv]( [Terms of Service](