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A Tim Hortons commercial: http://www.marketingmag.ca/brands/watch-this-tim-hortons-36980

I just saw this on Facebook, have to share "Reasons my wife is crying"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/reasons-my-wife-is-crying_56535f46e4b0d4093a5895c1

One morning my husband asked me to pass the syrup and I accidentally grabbed my water cup and dumped it on him and his plate. He made an angry expression and I started crying and laughing uncontrollably. It was a funny mistake so I was laughing, but I was sad that he was angry and didn't understand!

Recently I was watching the Rockettes on the Today Show and got overly emotional about the show, the holidays and taking M to Radio City one day!

Pretty much everything triggers me...D bringing me home surprise treats (usually something sugary to satisfy my sweet tooth), commercials, songs...it takes almost nothing.

The most intense, though, was one night two or so months ago. D told E something along the lines of "Your feet are STINKY" (we have a special way of saying it), and I started to giggle, which turned into hysterical laughter which turned into uncontrollable sobbing. In the span of less than a minute. D was laughing, and E was very concerned..."Mommy, you need to turn off your tears now, okay?"

I watched a documentary about food waste and saw a parsnip farm that had to throw away tonnes of parsnips because they didn't meet the supermarkets' cosmetic standards. I wept and wept over those parsnips.

I had a really bad tuna sandwich the other day (it was made of dry, white, "expensive" albacore tuna instead of the dark catfood-like fishy Starkist tuna I like, and they put it on a thick, heavy roll). So the already-bad tuna fish salad was falling out everywhere and I had paid $8 for it and had to eat it and I was really upset about it all day and told DH when I got home.

He just gave me a hug and said I could have whatever I wanted for dinner. But I was too full from lunch to think of what to eat for dinner. So I was sad about that too.

DH reached over and took a crouton off my salad at dinner. I ugly cried in the restaurant because he had taken calories away from me.

I was craving an ice cream sandwich really bad so I texted my husband who was on his way back from work. He came home with a box of Klondike bars and I started bawling saying "That's not what I wanted" and then he made a mad face since he didn't understand the difference between an ice cream sandwich and a Klondike bar.

I was so frustrated since I was really craving an ice cream sandwich but didn't want to ask him leave to get me some and I didn't want to get dressed to get some either.

I feel overly concerned with things, Ugh!

I got 3 pieces into a show in a city where I have been wanting to show and when I told DH I cried because I felt bad for causing more stress (more to do). I just feel overly concerned about small things.

This was a couple months ago, but I sobbed because of a Sargento cheese commercial. It wasn't sad at all.

I never was emotional during pregnancy. I don't think I cried more than one or two times during each pregnancy. I am more emotional AFTER giving birth.

We had hung out with our friends all day and then it was time to go. They said "see you at [next event we'd see them at soon]" and I lost it. It was too far away and I'd miss them. It was outside a brewery and this was before I was showing, so I'm pretty sure strangers thought I had beer tears and that I shouldn't have gotten into the drivers seat.

These are all amazing, btw.

@TemperanceBrennan: Haaaahaha why wouldn't sliced cheese make you sob?? It brings families together!2

I had an all day manager's meeting yesterday that was supposed to end at 3:45, which is when I leave for the day to pick up my son, and didn't end until 4. I cried all the way to the car.