Inconvenient Annoyances

Having to go outside and treck through the mud in the dark, while it was raining looking for my little (fourteen year old) sister because she can't be bothered to come in when our mother told her, and mother cant be bothered to get off her bum and go look herself.   

Not being able to find a decent apt or roommate so I can get out of here!!!!

having the chance to sleep in.. and physically not being able  to.. it sucks  to be wide awake  in  the dark at someone else's  house..

planning a zelda marathon, cooking all kinds of food and mixed drinks, only to have a house full of ppl and the power goes off.....lol

Having hubby always throw his clothes on the floor by the side of the bed when the actual clothes hamper is not even 10 feet away in the bathroom, in plain sight! 

hmmm...did he put his clothes in the hamper before you were married?...my bf does now, and I'm wondering if it's all for show..lol

He did, he was kind of a neat freak about his stuff. Now he just throws them where they land, even on top or on the floor beside the hamper.

lol...do you pick up after him?...(this is a leading question) sorry...hehehe

I didn't used to before our daughter, I would do my own laundry and eventually he would get around to do his laundry himself. We both work (me full time, him part time) and he goes to school full time so he is never home. And I have grown tired of griping at him until he does it so it's just easier if I just do it myself.  And he has this habit now of asking me where something is before he even looks for it.  After a while I was spending more energy fussing at him so I've been worn down. But that is the worst he does so I really can't complain a lot. He does help out around the house (although that has declined over the years as well), now I have to ask for help sometimes.

It must be nice to have a little fairy that comes in and fills the fridge, stocks the bathroom with supplies and washes your clothes, huh? I only blame myself as it has become routine to him/myself now.

He did, he was kind of a neat freak about his stuff. Now he just throws them where they land, even on top or on the floor beside the hamper.

It was all the impress the hell out of her, stage. My husband was similar. I go on strike, and leave his crap, or shove it in the corner, where the cat will lie on it, now. He can wash his own bloody laundry, if he can't pick up after himself. 

It was all the impress the hell out of her, stage. My husband was similar. I go on strike, and leave his crap, or shove it in the corner, where the cat will lie on it, now. He can wash his own bloody laundry, if he can't pick up after himself. 

Actually, it only got to this stage the past couple of years. He was in the Navy for four years and was used to doing his own laundry, ect. We've just gotten into this groove lately. And I have tried to push it to the side, but it drives me crazy to see it there so I'm really only punishing myself, he could care less.

Oh he will care, when he has no clean clothing... trust me. Just continue doing your own things... but not his.

Well about the laundry -  we sleep in separate bedrooms (he snores like a chainsaw) so I just throw his unfolded crap onto his bed which drives him nuts, that is how I get even. With me, if he doesn't like how I do things, I tell him to do it himself. When we first got married he didn't like how I folded his stuff so I quit. He didn't like certain things I bought at the store, so he inherited the shopping (for a while anyway), see where this pattern is going, he learned quickly so he doesn't gripe about stuff too much. He really is a sweetie, though and I don't really have a whole lot to complain about even after all these years.

LOL! Ahhh well... If you love him, and you have no place to hide the body, then thats ok. 

LOL! Ahhh well... If you love him, and you have no place to hide the body, then thats ok. 

I do love him now! But just in case I have a shovel and a 45 put aside. JUST KIDDING!

Having hubby always throw his clothes on the floor by the side of the bed when the actual clothes hamper is not even 10 feet away in the bathroom, in plain sight! 

Dales the same, except he puts his dirty clothes BESIDE the hamper..it boggles my mind why he cant move it over 1 inch before dropping it. He also leaves empty food wrappers in the cupboards,empty milk cartons in the fridge, had dirty underwear on the kitchen floor.....yes the kitchen floor!
His Mum said shes tried to correct him all these years,shes given up and wished me luck lol