Official Squatch Watchers

[rjohns39]

Good morning folks

 

[Molpet]

Good morning all 55f this morning
Bowls licked clean, except the one I moved the trap next to. Was licked yesterday and about 10 ft from another.

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning all 55f this morning
Bowls licked clean, except the one I moved the trap next to. Was licked yesterday and about 10 ft from another.

Good morning Mo, have a great day

 

[Grammy60]

Good morning everyone Enjoy your day

Thanks I really should be used to it by now, but it gets annoying at times. other people say the same thing about their kids and spouse but seem okay and even laugh Maybe its me

Nope, it's not just you

 

[getaclue]

Nobody is ok with it, and you don't get used to it. It's just that it's easier to go with the flow, than be constantly annoyed, and fighting overwhelming odds.

 

[Fishychix]

At what point will that happen? I think im a very slow learner

 

[getaclue]

I'm a slow learner too, sort of. Until we moved into this house, Dh has always put his dirty clothes in the hamper. When we moved in here, he began tossing his dirty clothes next to the bed. I'd fuss about it, to no avail. When he had no more clean clothes, he'd fuss at me to wash them. Hmmm, I don't see any dirty clothes in the hamper, so there's nothing to wash. He'd wear dirty clothes, and fuss that I wouldn't do laundry. I'd tell him there was no laundry in the clothes hamper to wash. Finally, he'd gather up the huge pile, and toss them in the hamper, then expect me to hop on it immediately.

It's a good thing he didn't hold his breath, is all I've got to say. I don't do well with the "froggy jump" scenario. I waited at least 2 days to start washing them. If he'd wanted them done sooner, he should have cooperated, and put them in the hamper, instead of piling up 4 loads at a time for me to do. Til today, he still does that, and I still won't jump on his laundry instantly when he piles it up like that. What I've learned is that I don't have to be concerned with all his fussing about it. He can blow it out his ear.

 

[rjohns39]

Good morning folks

 

[Molpet]

I'm a slow learner too, sort of. Until we moved into this house, Dh has always put his dirty clothes in the hamper. When we moved in here, he began tossing his dirty clothes next to the bed. I'd fuss about it, to no avail. When he had no more clean clothes, he'd fuss at me to wash them. Hmmm, I don't see any dirty clothes in the hamper, so there's nothing to wash. He'd wear dirty clothes, and fuss that I wouldn't do laundry. I'd tell him there was no laundry in the clothes hamper to wash. Finally, he'd gather up the huge pile, and toss them in the hamper, then expect me to hop on it immediately.

It's a good thing he didn't hold his breath, is all I've got to say. I don't do well with the "froggy jump" scenario. I waited at least 2 days to start washing them. If he'd wanted them done sooner, he should have cooperated, and put them in the hamper, instead of piling up 4 loads at a time for me to do. Til today, he still does that, and I still won't jump on his laundry instantly when he piles it up like that. What I've learned is that I don't have to be concerned with all his fussing about it. He can blow it out his ear.

Put a hamper to where he leaves his clothes. If he has to walk any distance it's too much trouble. If he doesn't like it there he can move it.

 

[Molpet]

Good morning all
56f sunny and nothing in traps but bowl next to trap is licked clean. I'm moving the big coyote size box trap into the poultry yard and see if it catches anything.