No Honey, really, thanks for making supper....
04-08-2010, 10:55 AM
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You're so mad, you're even shaking the camera! :lol:
Well that really wasn't very nice of DH to leave all the dirty dishes behind. Mine will eventually put them in the dishwasher, but then he'll run the dishwasher and will even empty it! Of course, he didn't do that before he retired, but now that he has more time, he's becoming more domesticated. And he's a very good cook!
Pam, I hope he is open enough to let you show him how to get those dishes in the dishwasher.
Well that really wasn't very nice of DH to leave all the dirty dishes behind. Mine will eventually put them in the dishwasher, but then he'll run the dishwasher and will even empty it! Of course, he didn't do that before he retired, but now that he has more time, he's becoming more domesticated. And he's a very good cook!
Pam, I hope he is open enough to let you show him how to get those dishes in the dishwasher.
04-08-2010, 11:05 AM
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Pam, you have to at least give him credit for making dinner.. .there are a lot of women out there , that after working a full day of work and going to the guild have to make sure there is dinner on the table for the rest of the family that is not at the guild. .I say ...tell him thanks honey, how nice you made dinner! Now we can clean up the kitchen together !
04-08-2010, 11:11 AM
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lol looks familiar....
everytime i end up stuck in bed for a couple days due to health issues, i dread seeing what becomes of my house when im able to get up... i will never understand why they would rather live in their own filth waiting for me to be able to do it than take the few minutes at a time it would take to clean as they go.... instead, they rather wait 2 days so it will take ME 2 more to clean it all up... seems they would get tired of hearing me ranting over it lol
everytime i end up stuck in bed for a couple days due to health issues, i dread seeing what becomes of my house when im able to get up... i will never understand why they would rather live in their own filth waiting for me to be able to do it than take the few minutes at a time it would take to clean as they go.... instead, they rather wait 2 days so it will take ME 2 more to clean it all up... seems they would get tired of hearing me ranting over it lol
04-08-2010, 11:11 AM
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OH MY GOSH! I would do them with such a bad attitude!! After 15 years with my husband he finally has started to clean as he cooks. It used to be like a tornado went through the kitchen. I have to say - he is a good cook - not such a good cleaner. When he is done preparing something that might be in the oven he yells "CLEANER"! It is kind of a joke, but kind of not. :) He has gotten better over the years!
04-08-2010, 11:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Pam
We do not use the dishwasher, our hard water ruins the dishes. Spaghetti sauce was all over stove, floor, sink, countertop!
04-08-2010, 11:15 AM
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I have told my DH a hundred times to at least rinse off food before putting plates into the dishwasher and he still just puts them in there really cruddy. He will put his cups and silver in but if mine are there he just ignores them. I feel like letting use dirty stuff sometimes. If he cooks something in the micro his dirty bowls just sit there.
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