We have 50 people coming over and my husband is vacuuming the unfinished basement...

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I thought of this thread when just 10 minutes ago I came home to a dining room full of dog poop, a toddler just waking up from his nap (ie, super late), a husband who still hasn't packed for his week long business trip (leaving in 90mins) and instead of going to the store to pick up something needed he goes out back to apply weed killer. And when I look out the window to get a break from the carpet cleaner fumes... he's inflating a pool float.

FML


I would have had a massive stroke on the spot. Bless you, PP.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My DH does this shit all the time.

We don't have people over often but somehow his routine is down pat:
- a few days before, we discuss that we need to be cleaned up hours before guests arrive.
- the morning of guests arriving for lunch he decided to clean the oven knobs. while i am cooking.
- he bags up the trash and recycling. it sits in the foyer.
- approximately an hour before they arrive he cleans the cat box. instant dust cloud.
- trash still in the foyer.
- half an hour before they arrive i start to get really anxious and clean the surfaces off with nice smelling williams sonoma pink grapefruit spray.
- is he going to even vacuum? oh, i see he gave our kid a crumbly snack instead!
- i vacuum.
- he is finishing up cleaning the paper piles off his desk.
- where the eff is he? in the shower.
- i run the trash, which is still in the GD foyer, out to the dumpster.
- come back and light some candles.
- guests arrive.
- he walks downstairs, smelling fresh, JUST IN TIME.

I die.



ROFL !!!


+10000. WHY DON'T THEY SEE TRASH BAGS!!!!


LOL! I thought mine was the only one doing this stuff!!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is my husband, too!

I had a baby last week. When it was seriously time to leave for the hospital, he was packing individual snacks for our DDs and labeling them meticulously for our friends who watched them. I gave birth 4 minutes after arriving at hospital.

It's a little bit endearing sometimes, but mostly it makes me crazy.


Holy cow! This one definitely takes the cake (hopefully not labelled).

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