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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is petty but I just have so much rage against my dh on snow days. He’s normally helpful. Today his work was closed, but I had to telework, kids school was closed. He acts like a child on snow days. He slept in until 10am, spent 3 hours on the toilet (cumulatively) on his phone, hours on his laptop after, fed the kids “lunch” but left plates everywhere. The puppy needs extra help forcing her to go outside in snow so she repeatedly pooped everywhere indoors. The kids bugged me nonstop for help with their snow gear, waters and snacks. They were all upset their snow gear hadn’t been dried during lunch and was wet when they tried to go back out (he hadn’t put it in the dryer or boot dryer). You can’t believe the mess that is my house right now. Im sure the kids will be off school all week and I’ll get zero work done and will need to take leave, so this was my only chance. He’ll likely have to drive to work tomorrow and leave me alone. I’m just angry. Friday I took annual leave because the kids school was closed and the house was immaculate when he came home. Anyone else annoyed? Snow days suck. [/quote] No. I see so much exaggeration in your post that I can't take it seriously. He didn't spend three hours on the toilet, and you know it. It sounds to me like he took care of the kids. He took them out to play in the snow and fed them (you don't say what "lunch" was, but it involved plates, so it must have been something). You were either actually working or monitoring him. But he wouldn't be the first person hearding kids to leave a kitchen a mess. And so he didn't put wet snow clothes in the dryer (and wtf is a "boot dryer" anyway?) but whatever. He was feeding them lunch. You sound like you're wound too tight. You have kids. They're messy. Get over it. [/quote] I love you. Are you a woman? [/quote][/quote] No.[/quote]
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