- Makes 10 trips to Lowe's in one weekend instead of writing a list and going once.
- Measures the length and width of a wall before hanging a picture - just eyeball that sucker!
- Uses his shop vac anytime I ask him to vacuum the floor even though we have a very nice Kennmore.
- Wraps every package he mails to relatives in gift wrap first, then re-wraps it in brown grocery bags (logo inside out, of course) before mailing.
- Insists on cocooning himself in the flannel sheets he's had for 20 years even after I've specifically gone out and bought new flannel sheets for our bed.
- Washes his hair with Ivory bar soap.
- Insists on keeping his rusted out, raggedy, broke-down mountain bike in the garage even though its in pieces and completely unusable.
- Ditto for the doors, window screens, plywood, cardboard boxes and various bits of wood that aren't being used for anything other than getting in my way every time I try to get in or out of the car when parking in the garage.
- Refusing to use reading glasses, so that I end up having to read menus, labels, small print in advertisements, newspaper articles, etc. for him.
- Hand washes every plate, glass, utensil, dish, and pan with soap and hot water before putting them in the dishwasher and running a wash cycle.
Top 10 Things That I Do That My Husband Looks at Me Like I've Lost My Mind:
- Changing the kids' clothes after he's picked something out for them to wear (that would be because he's colorblind and pattern-blind thus, tending to mix pastels with primary colors and plaid shorts with striped shirts).
- Not measuring spices or other ingredients when cooking.
- Re-hanging clothes so that the shirts and sweaters are all facing the same direction and are organized according to season, type (t-shirt, polo, button-down, etc.) and color.
- Ditto for the sock drawer.
- Folding clothes very neatly and placing them in a laundry basket before taking them to and putting them away in drawers or hanging them in the closet (btw, I do this so that if I'm unable to put them away right after I fold them, they will still be wrinkle-free when I DO get a chance to do so).
- Suggesting we renovate anything in the house or redecorating so that it looks more stylish.
- Researching every major purchase to the point of obsession for weeks or months before eventually deciding to buy it.
- Stacking pots, pans, glasses, plastic containers, etc. according to size before putting them away in a cabinet.
- Coloring my hair, painting my nails, plucking my eyebrows or any other beauty improvement that is somehow painful, tedious or superficial.
- Watching any reality t.v. especially, but not limited to, "Teen Mom," "Sixteen and Pregnant," "Mob Wives," and "Real Housewives of _______."
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