Welcome to Jo's Diner!

maman

jo1972 wrote: »

He has NEVER washed a plate up in his entire life....

Well he'd better learn PDQ:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Speaking as one who hasn't used a vacuum cleaner since.....no idea...the Dyson is OH's toy:D

Lurkio

jo1972 wrote: »

ETA: Lurks, lavvies need cleaning

Pass me your OH's toothbrush, then

penelopedee_2

Lurkio wrote: »

Pass me your OH's toothbrush, then

:T:T:T:T:T:rotfl:

Miss_Piggy_2

maman wrote: »

Yet another meal out MissP:D, only last week you told us there was no more high life until Christmas.

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It was in Dobbies Garden Centre Maman, does that count??:rotfl:(and Dad paid bless him, although he says eating in garden centre restaurants makes him feel he's in an old peoples home...:D:rotfl:)

Miss_Piggy_2

Lurkio wrote: »

Pass me your OH's toothbrush, then

Best comeback this year!!:T:T

EssexHebridean

Not sure how old your kids are Jo - but in due course they are going to realise that you are currently going through weeks of hell for their sake - I wonder how they will feel about that at that stage, although given a choice between causing them pain now, and pain later, pain later would win every time I'm guessing. The other thing is how obviously difficult is christmas going to be in any bcase - are the kids going to be aware that things "aren't right" in any case - in which case they may end up more distressed as they may well decide that something "worse" is wrong IYKWIM. Do you have any friends whose parents went through anything similar that you could discuss it with? It's a truly horrible situation for you though and my heart goes out to you having to deal with it.

Lunch here was pasta with mushrooms, chorizo and parmesan (getting 4 x 500g bags of pasta recently for 20p a bag is having a dramatic effect on our meal plans here! ) and tea is about to be cheese, crackers etc. :D Got a lump of mutton shoulder marinating in a spice rub in the fridge ready to be cooked very very s-l-o-w-l-y tomorrow for dinner so already looking forward to that one! :drool:

fedupandskint

Oh aye OS I am or I is!

N'mind to my super organisational skills just need to think what I have in and what needs using up

Jo - do you have any pets that could lick the cheese or anything only your OH eats then pop it back to be eaten.......?

jo1972

maman wrote: »

Have a great night in jo. I'm not sure what he means by trying to change things???

He means make more of an effort in our relationship and I quote "maybe go out once or twice a month" :undecided

Lurkio wrote: »

Pass me your OH's toothbrush, then

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

EssexHebridean wrote: »

It's a truly horrible situation for you though and my heart goes out to you having to deal with it.

The situation is no different to how it's been for the last 20 years EH, it's just that I've decided I want out and he hasn't come to terms with that. There's no change for OH, he's oblivious, even though I've told him the same.

Had a good day though aside OH being a twot, met with a dear mate earlier who cheered me up no end and just eaten McDs

penelopedee_2

Enjoy your night Jo x

jo1972

Thanks Pen, you okay?