The Honeymoon (n.) is over as soon as the bride removes her wedding ring from the dishwater.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over the first time she says, You'll do nothing of the kind! People take shorter honeymoons nowadays, but they take them more often.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when a man starts turning out the lights LIGHT 479 LIKENESS for economic rather than romantic reasons.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when all the babytalk at home is done by the baby.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when be phones he'll be late again for dinner, and she has already left a note that it's in the refrigerator.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when he stops helping her with the dishes, and starts doing them himself.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when she starts wondering what happened to the man she married, and he starts wondering what happened to the girl he didn't.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when the bride who took her husband for better or for worse, starts taking him for granted.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when the husband gets out of the car at a drive-in theater to wipe off the windshield.
The Honeymoon (n.) is over when the kiss that was a temptation becomes an obligation.
The Honeymoon (n.) is the only period when a woman isn't trying to reform her husband.
A Honeymoon (n.) is the period before be takes her off a pedestal and puts her on a budget.
A Honeymoon (n.) is when a man treats a new wife like a new car.