I can't be the only one - Significant Other therapy thread
06-07-2013, 08:42 AM
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Tell him he owes you a new ironing board cover if you can't get the fuzzies off. DH used my scissors once, then I went on ebay and bought a batch of cheap scissors and they are all in the kitchen drawer ready for him when he wants them.
06-07-2013, 08:44 AM
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Reorganized my kitchen cupboards while I spent 5 months in hospital and rehab recovering from a spinal cord injury. I couldn't find a thing when I got home. The other thing he used to do is go through my stuff - fabric - art canvas, etc. and just toss it out even though I needed them was planning on using them. Grrr.
06-07-2013, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by MargeD
Reorganized my kitchen cupboards while I spent 5 months in hospital and rehab recovering from a spinal cord injury. I couldn't find a thing when I got home. The other thing he used to do is go through my stuff - fabric - art canvas, etc. and just toss it out even though I needed them was planning on using them. Grrr.
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06-07-2013, 03:56 PM
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lol! Mine constantly swallows, it's annoying. I think if he quit breathing the swallowing would quit too?
Actually, I'm wondering what the red fuzz was from? Mine was going to iron a sticker to a motorcycle seat that we sewed, asks me in the morning before I'm awake if he should use my small iron. I'm like, "yes". Found out he didn't mean the cheapo iron I reserve for applique, heat n bond and such, he meant my small travel iron I take to classes.
Originally Posted by lauriejo
It's all that breathing in and out lol
Actually, I'm wondering what the red fuzz was from? Mine was going to iron a sticker to a motorcycle seat that we sewed, asks me in the morning before I'm awake if he should use my small iron. I'm like, "yes". Found out he didn't mean the cheapo iron I reserve for applique, heat n bond and such, he meant my small travel iron I take to classes.
06-07-2013, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by coopah
Sneaking up on me when I'm sewing is a big no-no. Finally threatened that I was going to pepper spray him the next time. He now lets me know when he's coming down the hallway.
06-07-2013, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Boscobd
One time, I caught mine taking my new upright vacuum cleaner out to the garage to vacuum up sand from his sandblasting adventure. Another time, he decided that the off-white bath towels from the master bathroom were fair game for use as car washing towels! Needless to say, every so often we have "refresher classes" in what's to be used for what!
06-07-2013, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by CAS49OR
lol! Mine constantly swallows, it's annoying. I think if he quit breathing the swallowing would quit too?
Actually, I'm wondering what the red fuzz was from? Mine was going to iron a sticker to a motorcycle seat that we sewed, asks me in the morning before I'm awake if he should use my small iron. I'm like, "yes". Found out he didn't mean the cheapo iron I reserve for applique, heat n bond and such, he meant my small travel iron I take to classes.
Actually, I'm wondering what the red fuzz was from? Mine was going to iron a sticker to a motorcycle seat that we sewed, asks me in the morning before I'm awake if he should use my small iron. I'm like, "yes". Found out he didn't mean the cheapo iron I reserve for applique, heat n bond and such, he meant my small travel iron I take to classes.
06-07-2013, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by JoanneS
51 years and counting, and he starting driving me crazy 5 years ago. However, when he's not driving me crazy, he's a wonderful DH, so I guess I'll keep him! I suspect I drive him crazy, too.
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