I'm still kinda feeling flu-y, so I've been conking out early each evening. Last night Patrick assured me, "don't worry about it. You need your sleep. I'll do the dishes tonight."
And this is what I awoke to:
My name is Jen and I look like that picture at all times. I enjoy appetizers as entrees, fountains choreographed to music and television shows intended for teenage girls. Oh - and I really dislike it when people spell it "Jenn"; it's practically a phobia.
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8 comments:
My husband is the same!?! He thinks everything needs to 'soak'. Just love sticking my hands into a sink of cold, dirty water the next day.
oh man. huge ditto. unfortunately.
It must be a man thing - I've witnessed this more times than I care to remember.
Ah, men ... gotta love 'em!
Mine washes the dishes, most of the anyway, but my pet peeve is that when he's done he just pulls the plug and leaves the cloth or sponge sitting in bottom of the sink and doesn't rinse the sink of soap and gunk. Yuck!!
Must be a guy thing! ...mine does this too and will say he doesn't want the pots filling up the dishwasher, so he'll wash them himself (that's what he says - and he does wash them if I manage to wait the week+ between their 'soaking' and his actual washing).
Remember once I wrote "Patrick Byck is a Saint"?
Well, I take it back.
So, are we in agreement that we'll all blame our mother-in-laws on this behaviour? Har. ;)
Oh my gosh, my husband is the same way! He rarely washes the dishes but always fills them with water so they can "soak." I guess it's a guy thing?
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