Anonymous wrote:As a cookie mom, troop leader, and wife of a man who fucked up my cookie inventory beyond recognition last year by treating it as his own personal snack supply (which resulted in my complete and utter meltdown after taking a redeye home from a work trip), this thread hits so close to home.
Anonymous wrote:The thing is, the incompetence is selective. It's like the guy who can restrain himself from hitting his boss but not his wife.
For years, my husband would claim he couldn't drive car pool because he couldn't find things like the soccer field -- except that he's an infantry officer who has led people into battle in the dark of night in unfamiliar terrain in a strange country! Gee, so you can find Baghdad, but you can't find the elementary school?
You can keep track of all of your investor's stock trades but you can't figure out how to deliver a bunch of girl scout cookies?
You can build a house but you can't run a rag over the kitchen counters?
there's something wrong ith that scenario!
Anonymous wrote:OP - let him handle the fall out - you let him run with this. Let him finish it.
Anonymous wrote:The title of this thread made me expect that OP would describe a marriage that was withering like stale Samoas, or crumbling like smashed Savannah Smiles ...
Anonymous wrote:As a cookie mom, troop leader, and wife of a man who fucked up my cookie inventory beyond recognition last year by treating it as his own personal snack supply (which resulted in my complete and utter meltdown after taking a redeye home from a work trip), this thread hits so close to home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is the sign up sheet with everyone's name and what they ordered?
From the sound of things, it's probably just a sheet of construction paper upon which OP's husband hastily scrawled "COOKIEEESSSSS" in crayon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Where is the sign up sheet with everyone's name and what they ordered?
From the sound of things, it's probably just a sheet of construction paper upon which OP's husband hastily scrawled "COOKIEEESSSSS" in crayon.
Anonymous wrote:The title of this thread made me expect that OP would describe a marriage that was withering like stale Samoas, or crumbling like smashed Savannah Smiles ...
Anonymous wrote:In my dd's troop orders are rounded up by the case. So if you order 4 boxes of trefoils you'll have 8 leftover boxes. We had some of every kind left over. It's my understanding a lot of troops do that.
So OP if that is how your kid's troop works you are a huge bitch. (And I don't throw that around). Even if they don't round up you are still terrible. Really. He handled the entire cookies sale? The most annoying part of being a scout? You're giving he grief for extra boxes? You should kiss his feet.
The abundance can be managed by selling more. Giving as gifts. Eating them. They freeze beautifully.