The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

[Guest guest]

Lifestyles evolve.

Yeah, well I'm waiting for some evolution around here. Not as helpful

as he once was in regards to helping with the cooking and cleaning,

unless I ask him and then remind him that he promised. Would like to

come home one day and see that he did something without me having to

ask, yell or cry for him to do it.

Our lifestyles evolved, but in opposite directions. : ) Looking forward

to coming full circle.

Regina

[Guest guest]

Lifestyles evolve.

Yeah, well I'm waiting for some evolution around here. Not as helpful

as he once was in regards to helping with the cooking and cleaning,

unless I ask him and then remind him that he promised. Would like to

come home one day and see that he did something without me having to

ask, yell or cry for him to do it.

Our lifestyles evolved, but in opposite directions. : ) Looking forward

to coming full circle.

Regina

[Guest guest]

I hate emptying the dishwasher. When my hubby is

out of town I use the dishes straight

from the dishwasher. When I need to wash more

dishes, if there are still clean ones

in there, they get washed again.

I used to live with a friend of mine, her brother and his friend. The

" boys " found an inventive way to do the dishes. Every weekend they would

hit garage sales and buy tons of dishes, bring them home and wash them.

We would then use them for our meals. However, after we ate, the " boys "

would do the dishes by taking them out in the backyard and shooting

them!! We had over two acres of property and were permitted to use guns

on the property. The first time they did this I damn near fell over I

was laughing so hard. They figured it cost about eight dollars a week to

buy dishes and the dishwashing soap they used and then they calculated

how much they made per hour and how long it took them to actually wash,

dry and put the dishes away. Shooting them was much cheaper. Wish we

could still do that.

Regina

[Guest guest]

I hate emptying the dishwasher. When my hubby is

out of town I use the dishes straight

from the dishwasher. When I need to wash more

dishes, if there are still clean ones

in there, they get washed again.

I used to live with a friend of mine, her brother and his friend. The

" boys " found an inventive way to do the dishes. Every weekend they would

hit garage sales and buy tons of dishes, bring them home and wash them.

We would then use them for our meals. However, after we ate, the " boys "

would do the dishes by taking them out in the backyard and shooting

them!! We had over two acres of property and were permitted to use guns

on the property. The first time they did this I damn near fell over I

was laughing so hard. They figured it cost about eight dollars a week to

buy dishes and the dishwashing soap they used and then they calculated

how much they made per hour and how long it took them to actually wash,

dry and put the dishes away. Shooting them was much cheaper. Wish we

could still do that.

Regina

[Guest guest]

ROTFLMAO

hahahahahahaha

This is such a great idea! I know I wanted to pitch them rather than wash

them! Think I might get arrested now but I will remember this if we ever

move back to the country! Thanks for the great 'visual'

Jo

Re: The good, the bad and the ugly

> I hate emptying the dishwasher. When my hubby is

> out of town I use the dishes straight

> from the dishwasher. When I need to wash more

> dishes, if there are still clean ones

> in there, they get washed again.

>

> I used to live with a friend of mine, her brother and his friend. The

> " boys " found an inventive way to do the dishes. Every weekend they would

> hit garage sales and buy tons of dishes, bring them home and wash them.

> We would then use them for our meals. However, after we ate, the " boys "

> would do the dishes by taking them out in the backyard and shooting

> them!! We had over two acres of property and were permitted to use guns

> on the property. The first time they did this I damn near fell over I

> was laughing so hard. They figured it cost about eight dollars a week to

> buy dishes and the dishwashing soap they used and then they calculated

> how much they made per hour and how long it took them to actually wash,

> dry and put the dishes away. Shooting them was much cheaper. Wish we

> could still do that.

>

> Regina

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[Guest guest]

ROTFLMAO

hahahahahahaha

This is such a great idea! I know I wanted to pitch them rather than wash

them! Think I might get arrested now but I will remember this if we ever

move back to the country! Thanks for the great 'visual'

Jo

Re: The good, the bad and the ugly

> I hate emptying the dishwasher. When my hubby is

> out of town I use the dishes straight

> from the dishwasher. When I need to wash more

> dishes, if there are still clean ones

> in there, they get washed again.

>

> I used to live with a friend of mine, her brother and his friend. The

> " boys " found an inventive way to do the dishes. Every weekend they would

> hit garage sales and buy tons of dishes, bring them home and wash them.

> We would then use them for our meals. However, after we ate, the " boys "

> would do the dishes by taking them out in the backyard and shooting

> them!! We had over two acres of property and were permitted to use guns

> on the property. The first time they did this I damn near fell over I

> was laughing so hard. They figured it cost about eight dollars a week to

> buy dishes and the dishwashing soap they used and then they calculated

> how much they made per hour and how long it took them to actually wash,

> dry and put the dishes away. Shooting them was much cheaper. Wish we

> could still do that.

>

> Regina

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