Joe90 wrote:
When people pull out a plate that's at the bottom of a pile of piles, so it makes a huge ear-piercing din
Sometimes, when I'm very tired or not feeling well and want to use "my plate" and "my spoon" and eat in my bed with a book, if it's on the bottom, you're gonna get that noise, because having that plate is a must at the time. Also, the plates are over my head so it would take forever (actually less than a minute but it would seem like forever if I'm in a mood) to take them out and put them all back.
What I hate are as follows;
People leaving towels, laundry and washclothes in the bathroom for me to pick up.
People taking a roll of toilet paper out from under the sink and using it then sitting it on the counter, even when there is a roll on the roller.
People not shutting drawers or cabinets.
People cooking late at night and leaving the mess for me.
People thumping ashes just in the general direction of the ashtray and getting them everywhere.
People not using coasters.
People putting their shoes on the hearth (fine for evening or daytime though) and leaving them out overnight (when it's not St Nicholas Eve)
People not watching out for the dogs getting out when opening the front door.
People acting like I'm asking such horrible things when I point out the little disrespectful things they do, because afterall, I'm a housewife so it's my job. (just because it's my job doesn't make me your maid!)
People buying something special just for them and sticking it in with other food
without telling anyone else that it's theirs specially then getting mad if it gets eaten.
People taking my hairbows.
My daughters taking my makeup without asking.
People using my bobby pins for things they weren't made for and ruining them without asking.
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I'm giving it another shot. We will see.
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