I never want to make dinner. Again. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Am I the only one who feels this way? It is hands down my least favorite chore.

[Anonymous]

You are not alone. DD has a party tonight and the highlight for me is that someone else will feed her

[Anonymous]

It's my favorite activity. I look forward to it every day.

Are you in a relationship? Get your S/O to take on dinner.

[Anonymous]

and it rolls around EVERY DAMN DAY at just about the same time. ugh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's my favorite activity. I look forward to it every day.

Are you in a relationship? Get your S/O to take on dinner.

Yes, happily married 9 years. But he gets home after me and never wants to make dinner either.

No one told me to marry someone who cooks! Oy!

[Anonymous]

Used to be my favorite chore; since my baby was born it just feels like one more thing I have to cram into the evening. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

I have wanted to say, "What? You want to eat? Again? No! No more eating!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have wanted to say, "What? You want to eat? Again? No! No more eating!"

OP here. Yes, this exactly!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Am I the only one who feels this way? It is hands down my least favorite chore.

I used to like to cook, but lately, meh.

[Anonymous]

My kitchen is closed. I have a padlock on the pantry door.

[Anonymous]

part of the problem is kids are impatient and picky. so making anything new or time consuming usually degrades to mac and cheese again.

[Anonymous]

hopefully your are not sah

[Anonymous]

Whatever happened to Willy Wonka's magic pill--I think it was Roast beef, potatoes, and gravy. Wouldn't that be awesome?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have wanted to say, "What? You want to eat? Again? No! No more eating!"

+100!! I have said literally the exact same thing.

[Anonymous]

Crock pot it! Changes the time of the prep and decreases the workload.