Thursday, January 10, 2008

And They Cried, "Whee! Whee! A Wii!" All the Way Home

My sister got a Wii for Christmas from my dad.

Prince Charming SAID he didn't want one (yeah, right), so he didn't get one.

Am I at all jealous? Not really.

Because I got a Wii for Christmas from my dad (he was lucky enough to buy 2 at one time).

Not Prince Charming. Not Cinderella.

Me.

Of course, I do share it willingly, but I also let it be known that it is my Wii.

So, yes, faithful readers, who are few and far between, I have we have joined the ranks of Wii owners.

We share the Wii Sports and the Wii Play; Cinderella has her own Disney Princess game; and I, being the lovely, tender-hearted, generous wife I am, asked my dad for Zelda, Twilight Princess for Prince Charming (it's my game, but I got it for him, just so you know).

Lord knows I'll never play it.

Seriously. I won't.

It's way too complicated for me.

I do like to watch it, though. I guess that makes all Prince Charming's playing time worth it.

Because he's got a problem. He admits it, too.

Although, I do egg it on, sometimes. As I said, I like to watch Zelda.

Does that make me an enabler?

3 comments:

  1. No, your just supportive!

    By the way, Zelda isn't that complicated, you just have to take it one step at a time. Oh and the online walkthroughs, are a definate help!

    P.S. Corey's brother-in-law got me zelda for christmas too. But now I'm completely stuck...

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  2. I was a staunch Anti-Wii activist until I bowled at my parents' house (what's with the old folks getting video games??).

    Now we're working out a payment plan with the kids while we search Craigslist for desperation sales...

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  3. haha we're thinking about getting a Wii for our wedding! we bought one for Ben's mom for christmas and we've been borrowing it.

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