I'm willing to share small tidbits of me. Who I am. What I experience. Why I do what I do. Just ramdom thoughts from me. Enjoy!
Who?
Name::Random me From::California, United States
I am a wife and mother of two boys. I work full-time in the electronics industry. It took me 6 years to graduate college (no, I'm not embarrassed-I finished, Dammit!) SJSU class of 1990. I love to cook, because I love good food. I'll pass on sweets, but will eat something with garlic or onion in a minute. I HATE cheese, except Mozzerella on pizza-and that has to be combination pizza. I hate chick flicks, but love a good thriller. My husband and I are real estate investors on the side. View my complete profile
Mine is new. Well about 1 year old. I love it. It's roomy, quite--you can't even tell when it's on, it looks spectacular--that brushed metal. I really do love it. But I need to get the "visible-to-males" model. I swear, my husband doesn't realize that we even have a dishwasher. He just can't see it. It's funny, because I could have sworn he was there when we bought it. I know he was at the house when it was delivered and installed. And I am quite sure he processed the payments when the Sears bill arrived--we're not getting any collection calls...that I know of. But yet and still--he has no idea that it's in our house....right next to the sink.
Everyday I leave this house--no dishes in the sink. I come home--dishes in the sink. And it's as if he's had a party here. His breakfast and lunch dishes, as well as the kids breakfast dishes. Sometimes they are not even rinsed. WTF??? I mean, what's so hard about it:
1) quickly rinse 2) place in dishwasher (instead of sink.) 3) turn on when full
When I ask about it, he says "Well, I do laundry!"
Ummm...NO! The "washing machine" and the "dryer" do the laundry AND *I* do the folding and putting away. Now, I'd buy your argument if you were banging our clothes against a rock at the side of a river, hanging them up to dry and then folding and putting away. THAT to me, sir would be considered "doing the laundry". You are merely assisting moving our garments along in the process and watching Judge Mathis and Divorce Court in between phases. Please.
Dude! Happy House = Happy Spouse. Bust some suds!
Posted by Random me ::
8:04 AM ::
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