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[quote=Anonymous]He did try to get you tomato soup and pick you up at least, even though you didn't want tomato soup. He sounds stretched beyond his abilities. In the grand scheme of things, you have a 1 year old so you are probably both sleep deprived. His brain is not functioning. He needs naps, he's too lazy to use his body, he goes to Panera and eats and then totally forgets why he's there in the first place, he is not even listening to you when you told him a zillion times to get broccoli soup. I keep like 6 things of chicken and beef broth in my pantry for times like these. If he still acts like this when your kids are school age, it doesn't bode well. I'd let it go because you are cranky because you just had surgery and you have a small child. Just prepare better next time and don't expect him to do anything useful.[/quote]
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