How many hubbys or boyfriends...

[hermiesbirdies]

are you kidding? I do the dishes most of the time. I also do most of the wash. I work 40-50 hours a week. go to school for 20 hours a week. I am the only one that works outside because of her alergies and I still do the dishes and the wash most of the time without being asked..



It looks like I am going to be getting some cochin chicks this weekend, so you can add that to my resume

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

I am a SAHM and work for our business part time during tax season.
DH does the laundry, folds, and puts it away, he does dishes without being asked, he puts his clothes in the hamper, puts his dishes in the sink and doesn't leave them lying around, tucks the kids in, etc. As well as works a couple of days a week 8 months out of the year. From Jan-Apr, he runs an H&R Block office and works around 12 hours a day.

That said, I have Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis, so everything he does, he does it to help me out. Course, he is 6 years younger than me! I trained him well.

 

[skeeter03]

On his days off my hubby will cook dinner do dishes so I can give the kids a bath and he will do laundry to if I happen not to be home on one of his days off (he doesnt fold it but I cant complain)
Usually I do most of it because I am a sahm so I should be doing all of that but he does help out alot
he even lets the dogs in and out occasionaly even though he claims to HATE them lol

 

[Lunachick]

Where do you girls find these guys? I think my DH went to the Joe Bryant School for Men.


This morning I was upstairs getting dressed for work (we work together) When I came downstairs, there was a paper towel on the kitchen floor. My dog peed on the floor and DH put a paper towel on it for me to see it so I could wipe it up! This is an improvement, usually he just steps in it and leaves wet shoe prints into the next room.

 

[PoultryPedia]

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I feel your pain...

My former hubby was the wet-shoeprints kind. Very considerate in other ways, though. Bet yours is, too.

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

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You have to get them young and train them up right!

DH was 21 when I married him, I was 27 and had already been married to a lump of stuff who expected me to wait on him hand and foot. Sorry, pal, I am a Goddess!

 

[Acre of Blessings]

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Where did you buy him at and how much was he?

Her hubby is also a really-nice guy.....sorry, she left that part out

 

[redhen]

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I would have rubbed his nose in it! (your DH..not the dog...)*and i'm not even kidding around..*

 

[Reinbeau]

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You have to get them young and train them up right!

DH was 21 when I married him, I was 27 and had already been married to a lump of stuff who expected me to wait on him hand and foot. Sorry, pal, I am a Goddess!

Oh, I don't know about getting them young. I met my Vastly New and Improved Husband 2.0 when he was 45 - he had his own neat, tidy home, shopped, did his own laundry, we won't talk about his cooking, but hey, he can't be perfect about everything

He's continued to be a great house-husband down here in my home. The differences between him and the ex are too numerous to count!

 

[Lunachick]

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I feel your pain...

My former hubby was the wet-shoeprints kind. Very considerate in other ways, though. Bet yours is, too.

Yes, he's considerate in a lot of ways. He just doesn't notice things sometimes. All the critters around here are really my job, since I wanted them all.

My little dog is getting old and she's been piddling in the house at least once a day

Good thing she's a Pomeranian and not a Great Dane.