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DH's slippers- can anyone explain........?

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Imperfect27 Tue 01-Aug-17 09:05:56

dent - decent ... trying to multi task with radio AND HOUSEWORK!!!!!

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Imperfect27 Tue 01-Aug-17 09:05:23

grin My DH seems surgically attached to a dressing gown that is frayed around the ALL the edges, a particular pair of pyjama trousers, two ' favourite' t-shirts that are both faded and stained - when we go out he always needs reminding he has something more dent to wear ... But then he also seems attached to me and there may be a theme here! grin

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Katek Tue 01-Aug-17 09:04:04

Oops, posted on wrong forum-should have been Chat. Fat finger syndrome.

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Katek Tue 01-Aug-17 08:59:07

Dh's trusty slippers are nearly ready to bite the dust. They're grubby, despite numerous washes, and his big toe is almost through the fabric on one of them. He was muttering about them every time he wore them, so I told him to choose a new pair from Next and I would order them. The new slippers arrived, perfect fit, he liked them-just what he wanted. Can anyone then explain why the new slippers are carefully placed in the wardrobe and he's continuing to wear the old ones without complaint?

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