As you can see from this picture my husband is doing his "Happy dance" which means that he was right and I was wrong. You might wonder why and wtf? You see he came up with his "happy dance" idea himself, because he was so very rarely right that he wanted to celebrate it. The happy dance is used for small things like "which side of the car is the gas tank on type things." It is not used for "objective" statements like "best place to travel or best place to live" type statements. This is for scientifically irrefutable things I was wrong on. In the picture above it was because I was wrong about a staircase, yes a staircase. When we were out walking along the beach we saw a staircase going up the hill with a nice wooden fence which I surmised (incorrectly) was to someone's house, why else would there be a nice staircase and deck? My husband decided (correctly) I was wrong and hopped up the staircase happy to prove me wrong, and prove me wrong he did. By the time I got to the top he was already standing in this little gazebo preparing for his happy dance. Turns out the stairs and gazebo are part of the trail system, which I now know.
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