Started making my husband bento boxes for his lunch at work
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...and he is SO appreciative. He loves getting his lovingly packed boxes and bits of food and note from me  . I don’t know why I wasted all of this time doing it for the kids (who hardly care) and not doing it for him.
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Anonymous
How does he show his appreciation? 
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Wow, that sounds SO fulfilling! Are you a Southern Baptist by any chance? You sound like a wonderful "helpmate".
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Anonymous
...he has his ways.
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Anonymous
No. But to take a page from them...”bless your heart.” |
Anonymous
Sounds like someone pissed in your cornflakes instead of making you a bento box. |
Anonymous
NP. "Bless your heart", cornflakes. |
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Let me know how long you keep it up.
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Anonymous
| I think it sounds lovely. I seriously doubt he's the douche who's tossing it out. |
Anonymous
Dp. I also pack my husband's lunch, but not in a bento and no note, either. He appreciates it because it keeps him trim and saves us money. I do it because his work allows me to stay out of the rat race. We are partners who love and support each other. |
Anonymous
| What do you put in a bento box for a grown up? I'm curious. |
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| OP, kreo it up. There's just a bunch of haters in this board. |
Anonymous
Google is your friend. |
Anonymous
Search engines are useful, but Google is most definitely NOT your friend. |
Anonymous
| I make my husband's lunch too. We both work from home, so it is barely any extra time to make his lunch when I'm making mine. |