Man mistakenly gets wife turnips instead of tulips
HARTFORD, Ky. (WEHT) - Valentine’s Day is a chance to get your
significant other something special. Sometimes, people will let you in
on what they’re looking for, but one Ohio County man’s Valentine’s
mix-up caused some big laughs on Thursday.
Allan and Nina Harris, of Hartford, have been married since 2006.
For
Valentine’s Day this year, Nina wanted something that would last so she
told Allan that if he got her flowers, she’d like some tulips that she
could plant outside.
Tulips are an annual, which means they will come back every year.
However, Nina did not know how to react when Allan showed up with turnips for Valentine’s Day on Thursday.
Allan had apparently misunderstood what Nina wanted.
Once the couple worked through what had happened, Allan did eventually go and get some tulips as well.
Bobbi
Jo Martin, Nina’s daughter, shared the story with us Thursday. She said
she doesn’t believe anyone got a more unusual gift this year.
Listening to what women want is not my strong suit either.
Trying hard is not good enough.
More fake news! The article said that tulips are an annual, which means they will come back every year. Totally false. Perennials come back every year. Annuals die at the end of the season and need to be replanted. That dude should sue the newspaper for spreading lies about him..........
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Don't forget March 14th is Steak and a BJ day!
ReplyDeleteFebruary 14th. Or as I call it "Singles Awareness Day"
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