Tell me if this sounds at all familiar to you...
You have finally sat down for the evening, the kids are
glued to their last show of their night, you have the cat on your lap and a dog
laying against each hip and a well earned glass of wine in your hand when
suddenly the munchies strike your husband, he gets up and makes his way to the
kitchen, opens the pantry door where he stands for a brief minute before
calling out… “honey do we have any ______?” or “honey where did you put the
________?”
Or maybe it happens earlier in the day….
He has been tinkering away at the computer finishing up all
open projects before his self given holiday vacation starts, while you have
been hacking away at your huge to-do list before holiday company arrives, you
have dusted and vacuumed, changed all the linens, you are on your forth load of
laundry and are currently kneeling and cleaning out the cat box before sprucing
up the guest bathroom when the following conversation ensues….
Husband: Honey do
you want me to fix us lunch?
Wife: Oh
that would be great honey!
Husband: Sandwiches
okay?
Wife: Perfect
(cough! Gag! – wow the cat is working out something nasty)
Husband: (standing in front of the open
refrigerator) honey where did you put the ham?
Wife: Probably in the meat/deli drawer
honey
Husband: Oh there it is!
Wife: (ties a not in the trash bag
carrying the evidence of why dry food is better than wet food for a cat working
out a hair ball)
Husband: Honey where is that mustard I like?
Wife: (cleaning up bathroom) probably
on the door honey
Husband: Oh yeah there it is
Wife: (vacuuming up stray cat litter
and grabbing the guest bathroom towels for the next load of
laundry)
Husband: Honey do we have any onions?
Wife: (completely done with your chore
now) Babe if it is not in the fridge than the answer is “no”
The sad thing is this conversation will go on until the
sandwiches are made.
The even sadder thing is that all those things that were
taken out of the fridge, that were found where you told him they were, are now
returned to the fridge but not where they were found.
For the greater part of our marriage I had a day job and for
the last two years of our marriage I not only worked my day job but also worked
for us and our new company before starting my evenings… so I honestly had no
idea my brilliant husband had no way of feeding himself this entire time
without my being there to tell him where to find his favorite things in either
the fridge or the pantry.
Now that I am home full-time, male pattern blindness has set if like crazy!!!
And they think men
rule this world…. HA HA HA!!!!!
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