Or, It's Not What You Think1
Listen up, you yahoos! I know what probably many of you might be thinking after reading such a titillating and tantalizing title: he's been recently widowed, he's posting this after a Saturday night (spent prowling meeting places, no doubt), and now he's talking about the bedroom, so it must be about that. Puh-lease! Give me more credit than that. If I had found another companioness to companionate2 with, I would have informed my familyAnyway, after my wife died, I tossed the too-small cupboard (that's the
1 Spoiler Alert: Unless you think it's me adding a bookcase made of 6 1" x 8" x 6' 7 common boards8 on top of 12 8" x 8" x 6" 7 concrete blocks9, in which case, it's exactly what you think, although you probably would only know that if you read the article first.
2 Okay, so that's an adjective and not a verb, but it should be both. I suppose I could have used "companionize" instead, but now I'm on a mission3. And I only found "companioness" (the word, not an actually female person) after looking up "compaionate".
3 To get "companionate" recognized as a verb, that's what mission.
4 Although there were extenuating circumstances, such as even though we had already bought the rings, we hadn't decided on a date until then5.
5 Red hearings? No, those were a long time ago with Senator Joeseph McCartney... oh, red herrings. You mean like kippers?
6 Which isn't always the case or so I've read.
7 Approximate, as are most measurements pertaining to building materials.
8 However, the color of the wood is much closer this and even then the knotholes are somewhat bigger..
9 That's two blocks on the floor topped by a board, then another two blocks topped by another board, and so on, not all six boards piled on top of all twelve blocks.
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