

don't ya just love our dh's when they do that?? at the last moment "anything i can help w/?" -- what the crap is that anyway??? but a beer or two later and all is forgotten (in my house anyway.....)
afraid i'll be the clear front-runner (winner) on this one (maybe i'm wrong.....just haven't met many women who are able to say same thing about their dh).....even before dh was retired -- he did LOTS around the house....he's so not good at being lazyAngel505 wrote:Ok, so lets start a new conversation. How useful or useless are all your DHs when it comes to housework (or any type of work outside the office)??
Hmmmmmmmmmmm my husband was brought up in a very traditional household by a spanish speaking chilean mama!!! Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm housework, hmmmmmmmmmm whats that he would say??!!!??? He has absolutely no idea what looking after a house is like!! I left him a few weeks ago with a list of jobs, yes Miracle I have one the same he will do it if I leave a list but would not have a clue other wise!! The dinner was not ready because he couldn't turn the oven on and the washing was not done because he did not know what dial to turn!!!! ( We have only been our house a year so not long I guess!!!) HOWEVER should I attempt to pick up a drill or wash the car ABSOLUTE NO NO!!!!!!!!!! That is a mans job!!!! I have tried to change him over the years as I was brought up in a household where we all did everything but to no avail, and when MIL comes to stay I hand my house over to her as she has to do everything as the alpha female!!!! Once I got my head round that concept its quite nice to have a break for a couple of weeks every now and again!!!!Angel505 wrote:
Ok, so lets start a new conversation. How useful or useless are all your DHs when it comes to housework (or any type of work outside the office)??
Come on Soph how can you leave us in lombo like thatPMApsy wrote:Hello guys,
I think after you hear what DH did last Sunday I'll totally win that contest...
I'll write ASAP, tomorrow morning at the latest.
Love,
Sophie xxox