**HAPPY BIRTHDAY SPUD - Daily Chat Tuesday 30th June 2009

sammy115

Not sure what to suggest about the OCD thing. I am surrounded by people with OCD behaviour so kind of accept it, but I have to admit if Chloe was like that I'd lose the plot....

sallyx

tell me about it sammy...I am losing the plot, she wants me to draw a lollipop, which isn't right, so have done it again and the stalk isn't straight, then the edge is slightly wonky...it goes on and on. *Sigh* the men in white coats are coming to get me

postingalwaysposting

sammy115 wrote: »

Well........you know that allotment Sally has:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

No wonder poor Sally is down there hours at a time :rotfl:

sallyx

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

No wonder poor Sally is down there hours at a time :rotfl:

Big holes for all these bodies...:p

sammy115

*sammy looks around for Bookie - no sign*

By eck its hot!

sallyx

She's cutting the lawn tonight Sammy...or is it brownies at McDonalds...the days seem to roll into one

sammy115

Grass cutting tonight - I thought it was the Brownies last night..

postingalwaysposting

sammy115 wrote: »

Grass cutting tonight - I thought it was the Brownies last night..

Brownies on a Monday :j

whatatwit

I do know that for people who have lost someone close, to read about us moaning about our husbands must be very difficult and feel like a personal snub.
You would happily put up with all the moaning and idleness and lying if it meant you could have them back.
It really isn't meant that way and the majority of us wouldn't want to change places.

Now I have clarified that point, I will continue.

Would that frying pan like to come North for a holiday by the seaside.
I can line up 2 victims for it.
I think I can honestly say that neither of them would be noticed missing as they don't go out the fricking house.
They don't lift a finger in the house and I now feel that I have sunk to their level as the house is a shiithole and I can't remember the last time I cleaned our en-suite.
I seem to have turned into some kind of servant, who is usually in the wrong.

**thwack** **thwack**

Pooky

whatatwit wrote: »

I do know that for people who have lost someone close, to read about us moaning about our husbands must be very difficult and feel like a personal snub.
You would happily put up with all the moaning and idleness and lying if it meant you could have them back.
It really isn't meant that way and the majority of us wouldn't want to change places.

Now I have clarified that point, I will continue.

Would that frying pan like to come North for a holiday by the seaside.
I can line up 2 victims for it.
I think I can honestly say that neither of them would be noticed missing as they don't go out the fricking house.
They don't lift a finger in the house and I now feel that I have sunk to their level as the house is a shiithole and I can't remember the last time I cleaned our en-suite.
I seem to have turned into some kind of servant, who is usually in the wrong.

**thwack** **thwack**

And to top it all you're not winning at bingo!

My exH is an exH for a reason.....(well lots of reasons actually, but the cracking point was sitting there with his music turned up loud, drinking beer one night whilst I tried to artex the kitchen ceiling....he shouted to me that the baby was awake and crying...didn't use her name or go to her...the red mist descended.) But he couldn't fathom the broom, let alone the hoover.

My new DH is fab, he was brought up in several countries and in each house they had servants (a forces child), you'd have thought that would have spoilt him, quite the opposite, he even knows where the loo brush is and how to use it ...Maybe I should rent him out?