My Peculiar Home Habits

Nope. These all seem perfectly fine to me. Also don't forget to rotate your use of plates and mugs so they are all used and you don't hurt any of their feelings.

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I hurt mugs feelings because I have favourites. Some of the others do have their own special place in the cupboard though, the rest don’t get used ??

Some of my things are starting to annoy me. Just looking at them irritates me. Those 2 vases will have to go soon. Can't wait for charity shops to open.

I found myself apologising to a vase this morning. Told it that I couldn’t use it as it was too wide but it would get a turn soon.
Also had a good chat with my sewing machine.

Look at our post timings LadyBella. We couldn’t have done that if we’d tried ?

I rotate plates as well Jane10 I use a different mug each day so they are rotated as well. If only I could get out more

I've got depressing pants. I just look at them and feel down. Nothing wrong with them. No excuse to chuck them.

Just down feel down them when you are out in public Jane?

Is it normal to check if the door is locked four times??

I talk to things in my house.
The vacuum, the ironing board.

What do you say to them? More importantly, what do they answer?

I check the door several times, after tea, before I shower, when I make the evening milky drink, before I go to bed.
Why?
I know it’s locked!

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I am becoming obsessed with drying the sink, I can't bear to see drops of water on it, but everyone does this, no?
I am copiously buying Fabulosa, in its varying fragrances
The stairs benefit from spraying with Zoflora and a squeegee every week
But no, other than that I'm not at all neurotic ?

I just make polite conversation really.
Give them a bit of reassurance, sort of thing.

I'd say by my neighbour's standards you're positively dilatory lemongrove. He has a ritual of checking his backdoor handle at night that involves him repeatedly rattling it for a minimum of five minutes. I can hear it wherever I am in my house, he does it so loudly. I'm surprised he doesn't have to replace it at least once a year, given how forcefully he does it.

I do too MissA I often have a running commentary going through the house (as though I’m talking to a studio audience). I think it’s because I don’t get much in the way of conversation or else I’m barking mad .

I think you are all MAD!!
I have been listening to the story of blood groups and you must all be blood group A.
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3cszv5t

Apparently in Japan you have to put your blood group on your CV for a job application.
As are meticulous.

That made me laugh Gaga? Am not at that point as yet.
The strange thing is, it’s only the back door that I check, the other doors could be unlocked or even open as I rarely check them at all.No doubt Freud would have a field day with it.

Funny you should say that Grammaretto ☺️

Blister strips of tablets have to be trimmed down when tablets have been removed. Labels have to be to the front in food cupboards. Clothes in my wardrobe have to be grouped by colour. When I play patience and for example, I have a stack headed by a queen with cards going down to the ace, and I take half the cards away to complete another stack, I feel guilty. No I don’t think any of your habits are strange, they all seem perfectly normal to me. (I don’t worry about doors being locked, my husband checks them —several— umpteen times).

Sorry haven’t got the hang of strike through, and do you know looking at my post is really annoying me!

I prefer top right hob but am with you on the double light switches youngerthan!!

Even though I can see the knobs on my gas hob are all switched off I have to twiddle each one to double check before going to bed.