Love expressions that make me laugh? Well, I used to have an Indian boyfriend, and he used to call me Chini, a play on my name Ginny. Chini in Hindi means sugar. I thought that was sweet and cute. (Pardon the pun!)
I remember when my Dad used to wake my Mom up to help her get ready for work, he would call her “honey,” “baby doll,” “sugar,” “sugar babe,” “sweetheart,” all the other endearments he could think of in order to wake her up.
Probably the funniest endearment I’ve heard anyone use is one my Dad used for everybody, including us kids (and I’ve heard it was used in my friend’s household, too when she grew up) is “sugar-boogar”! It’s one that sounds cute when you hear it but you don’t want to think about what it’s supposed to mean! No, it didn’t really mean a sugar-coated nose picking.
Which omits “my lungs, on the other hand, would prefer a non-smoker,” “my stomach hates you with a passion,” and “my brain would rather I was watching the sports channel.”
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Ya noussik ya Sareen to2brini inchallah… No wait, it was a joke!
she will get the shovel…
Love expressions that make me laugh? Well, I used to have an Indian boyfriend, and he used to call me Chini, a play on my name Ginny. Chini in Hindi means sugar. I thought that was sweet and cute. (Pardon the pun!)
I remember when my Dad used to wake my Mom up to help her get ready for work, he would call her “honey,” “baby doll,” “sugar,” “sugar babe,” “sweetheart,” all the other endearments he could think of in order to wake her up.
Probably the funniest endearment I’ve heard anyone use is one my Dad used for everybody, including us kids (and I’ve heard it was used in my friend’s household, too when she grew up) is “sugar-boogar”! It’s one that sounds cute when you hear it but you don’t want to think about what it’s supposed to mean! No, it didn’t really mean a sugar-coated nose picking.
Aww, it’s love at last sight.
She recorded a snap video, posted it on FB/Twitter/Tumbler/.. then called all her best friends (a dozen only) ,, THEN called for an ambulance.. no?
Haha!
How about “I love you with all my heart.”
Which omits “my lungs, on the other hand, would prefer a non-smoker,” “my stomach hates you with a passion,” and “my brain would rather I was watching the sports channel.”