This stirs many memories for me! By him a sat nav, then he can blame that when he gets lost.

At least your husband will ask for help navigating, mines just wants to insist that he always know where he is going just because he is a truck driver, so when it took him 1 1/2 hours to find this hotel that did I brought him a real navigator and ever since then I can close my eyest and go to sleep and know that I’ll be there on time with worry. Funny post as usual.

Well done friend!

Sounds like your man needs some relaxing tea. Good poem.

I really liked this, I honestly did Cheers

I feel for you and know what you are up against, it is not easy to live with. If he is at all approachable you could sit him down for a chat. If not give hin a sat nav and let him deal with it next time.

Another good entry Christine, keep it up.

very well done, at first I read I don’t know the driver is Mr Ramsay till I read the end of the paragraph about the divorce threatening, ha ha.. I notice whenever any of your poems involving your hubby, is always cute and humorous.
Enjoyed reading.

Very cute poem! We just have to keep remembering: God wants us to live in harmony with all men, especially the one you are married to!

Loved the read a great share

Now, now. Simmer down. The pilot is always in command. He’s expected to bark sharp orders. lol.

I also observed that in every piece of yours you included your hubby. You are always a caring and sweet wife. From the pic, the journey seems to be bending!

Great piece as usual! Clicked you “liked it”

Another nice one Christine like someone said buy him a sat nav and a bag of jelly babies, if that don’t work make him an appointment for the dentist, when ask why tell him your gonna give him such a dunt it might loosen his teeth ha ha joshing of course. cheers

You poems are hilarious and enjoyable to read. It does make life a joy if expressed in a positive way.:)

I see your point clearly Christine. The wives always do the navigation while the impatient husbands, at the wheel, do the screaming. Another creative piece.
Monica.

I have to be the navigator as well – I don’t mind that so much, but I have another problem. The hubby thinks he has to pass everything moving (usually at upwards of 90 mph). He can’t seem to comprehend that there will be always be someone in front of him on the road and he can’t go ballistic when they won’t go 90 mph to get out of his way.

LOL. Cute Christine. I am sure all mothers can relate.

Marriage is a partnership of equals except when your driving!!
Excellent article.

I enjoyed this poem too. love the image. Men always think they are better drivers and don’t like asking for directions.

Enjoyed reading this. Excellent way of doing poetry.

Haha im so much like that when im driving, we had a sat nav and could i heck use it, i start blaming all the other drivers if i get in a mood, great read Christine thankyou,
best wishes aaron

LOL, reminds me of my one and only. I too am the navigator and it is an aggravating job.

As a non-driver with no spouse to be driving me around, I can’t say I relate to the incident you described but I found it very amusing non the less. I would not like getting yelled at either, but you have a really forgiving nature and your marriage sounds like it works really well because you obviously both love each other and can put up with each other’s minor faults and not turn them into major arguments.

good post.

every journey needs a step to travel.

Wonderful write. Thanks.

Maxx

Spot on, Christine !

there’s a book that fits well with this:
“Why men don’t listen and women can’t read maps!!”
(he he)

You truly drew a chuckle out of me with this post, Christine. Dramatic last line!

I do enjoy reading your comments. It seems that others feel like me. Thank you for your support as always.

Christine

Great read Christine. That’s part of what makes getting home from a trip feel so good isn’t it?

hahahaha good one Christine

I’ve always had a knack for maps and finding my way so it is even more frustrating to me when I ride with someone like that.
Take Care, DreamSweet and Let Your Heart Shine
~ milty

I remember all those arguments. We were in the back trying to keep the peace. A good poem.

Wonderful – and what a picture to go with it!

All, I have to say is my nickname is wrongway. Great poem.

Take it easy, Christine. Everybody gets traffic embarrassments once in a while. Lovely poem.

Wonderful post. I agree with most all comments! But Matt Devine surely has a great idea!!

This definitely lifted my mood and gave me a good chuckle! How many times have me and my husband lost our patience while I’m supposed to find if our turn off is the next one coming up, or if we have passed it miles ago! lol. Your poems often seem to speak directly about my own life. I guess its nice to know there are other real people out there. lol.

I and many people know exactly how you feel…

Another wonderful and humorous poem Christine, I can totally identify with you on this… very witty as always.

Once again you bring every day life alive with wonderful poetry.

this one was really cool. loved the remorse-divorce part.
I hate traffic, I hate to drive and I am not a mom. but hey, loved the piece.

Wonderful poetry!

I loved it. Your poem reminded me of the road trips that I used to take with my parents.

Excellent!