Aaargh! Dh has done it again!!

Freeing a trapped snail? Bless him! How can you get cross after such a humanitarian gesture?
Answer; very easily!!
(I lob them into next door's garden)

Will make breakfast....but never wipes crumbs off the work surface
Sets the cardboard centre of the toilet roll on top of the pedal bin.

Ah yes! - I can never understand why OH does not wash his hands in the utility room after dirty jobs. It is only next to the kitchen. He prefers to wash his hands over a sink full of vegetables being washed.

..... And splash grease, soil over the clean washing up in the rack

Alea-he'd been topping up the car's vital fluids, shut the bonnet and heard a clatter. Assuming something essential had fallen off, he dismantled something at the bottom to let it fall through and there was a rather confused snail! We think it went to Aberdeen with us this morning. Humanitarian or not it's veeeerrry easy to get annoyed with him re hand washing-it's not as if I haven't asked him time without number to go and wash them elsewhere.

I will polish DH's halo. He washes and dries his hands in the downstairs loo which is next to the backdoor.
He does have faults

Mine has a catalogue! Or does it just seem that way because I'm cross?!

Don't start me on the teabags in the sink.......!!

Thanks for that Alea.

<wipes coffee>

Snortable posts should come with a health warning!

Mine once used my best teatowel to mop something up from the floor. Thankfully he is now an ex h and tea towels are safe. Snails on the other hand...

Mine had a common sense by-pass at birth.

Not quite sure katek why you are surprised that he walks past the utility room sink and towel. He is a man and they are programmed from birth not to see things right in front of them - even things they were the last ones to use the keys/book/coffee etc etc

At least your OH's are handy!

It's man looking which is different to woman looking, you're right. Mine is always surprised when I find things in places he's apparently already looked- ' it wasn't there when I looked.' Oh yes it was!

ds is definitely showing signs of male fridge blindness* already... goodness knows what it will be like when he is older.

* the inability to see the in the fridge because there is ( ) something in front of it, partially obscuring the

envious, is he heck! computers yes. diy goodness no. I would not have been trying to wallpaper the living room at 8 months pregnant with spd if he was handy

I have a DH who saves all manner of critters. He also spends hours sorting out all the bird feeders and buying expensive seed because a certain sort of bird likes it.

However he is the one who is always reminding me about not leaving electrical products plugged in over night and closing the curtains completely so no one can look in at night and locking every bl**dy door.

Unwrapping his Shredded Wheat smoothing out the paper and then leaving it on the table instead of putting it into the recycling. So then I screw it up and bin it.
Crumbs rarely wiped up. Plate left on table instead of quickly rinsing and sticking it in the dishwasher.

Opening junk mail, putting said junk carefully back into the envelope, and leaving it on the table. Folding every receipt neatly into at least four, and scattering them wherever he happens to be when clearing out pockets, for me to find and unfold and add to the accounts. Every ruddy time! Oh, and much more, and all the above...

But I love him, daft as he is.

When I was married, I used to pick up all stuff lying around, like empty envelopes, mugs, old newspapers etc. and dump them on the chair in his study, closing the door firmly. It didn't stop him, but gave me some satisfaction. One of the most annoying places he left 'things' was the ironing board, I only had to put it up and turn my back for a moment! It is wonderful living alone now, everything stays in its place.