Anyone else's wife faff about un-necessarily?
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Hondashark said:
donkmeister said:
Pit Pony said:
The opposite of my (aspergers) nephew.
On his arrival, he says what time he will leave.
That time arrives, he walks to the hall, puts his shoes on, pops his head back un the lounge, and says, bye then. And he's out the door and down the road.
Once I was in the kitchen for a few moments and he'd gone. At exactly the time he said he'd go.
The perfect house guest! On his arrival, he says what time he will leave.
That time arrives, he walks to the hall, puts his shoes on, pops his head back un the lounge, and says, bye then. And he's out the door and down the road.
Once I was in the kitchen for a few moments and he'd gone. At exactly the time he said he'd go.
This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
Pit Pony said:
Yesterday I was chastised by my wife, for getting up, picking up our lap trays (we had our evening meal in bed) and saying, " Right. I'm off to wash up." Apparently normal people don't announce what they are about to do next. Apparently she hates my running commentary.
This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
I'm off to work (from home) see you all later. This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
Speed 3 said:
Dr Murdoch said:
Sorry to continue down the washing rabbit hole, but in terms of energy, would if be best to wash in the evening, and then set the dryer over night? Rather than wash overnight and then need to use the dryer during the AM peak?
Tumble dryers are a safety hazard, wholly inefficient and wreck clothes - I wouldn't want one running when I'm asleep. 
t", try saying that and see what she says!Pit Pony said:
Yesterday I was chastised by my wife, for getting up, picking up our lap trays (we had our evening meal in bed) and saying, " Right. I'm off to wash up." Apparently normal people don't announce what they are about to do next. Apparently she hates my running commentary.
This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
Wouldn't it be considered rude if someone just got up and walked out of a room and not return for at least an hour?This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
Pit Pony said:
Yesterday I was chastised by my wife, for getting up, picking up our lap trays (we had our evening meal in bed) and saying, " Right. I'm off to wash up." Apparently normal people don't announce what they are about to do next. Apparently she hates my running commentary.
This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
On the other hand, whenever I left the room, my wife would always ask me where was I going or what was I doing.......This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
Pit Pony said:
Yesterday I was chastised by my wife, for getting up, picking up our lap trays (we had our evening meal in bed) and saying, " Right. I'm off to wash up." Apparently normal people don't announce what they are about to do next. Apparently she hates my running commentary.
This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
But you just have.This was pointed out to her the same day by said nephew, who pointed out that he thinks its weird when people (at home or work) announce that they are going to the loo, going to the canteen, going for a walk, going to put some washing on, going to make a coffee, going to a meeting. My wife agrees with him.
I think it's weird not to.
But today I'm going to try not to announce anything.
I’m trying to get my round ‘having an evening meal in bed’. I know some people have breakfast in bed, while I don’t, I can understand it, nice lay in at the weekend, romantic morning etc.
Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
daqinggregg said:
I’m trying to get my round ‘having an evening meal in bed’. I know some people have breakfast in bed, while I don’t, I can understand it, nice lay in at the weekend, romantic morning etc.
Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
Lol, eating in bed in general is just odd.Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
HTP99 said:
daqinggregg said:
I’m trying to get my round ‘having an evening meal in bed’. I know some people have breakfast in bed, while I don’t, I can understand it, nice lay in at the weekend, romantic morning etc.
Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
Lol, eating in bed in general is just odd.Evening meal? WTF do you eat? It must be difficult with all the condiments; after an evening meal, I want to be active. Genuine question.
Gigamoons said:
trickywoo said:
Hondashark said:
Is it just me that feels that, unless you're poorly, having a meal in bed is a bit wierd.
Its weird AF unless you are in hospital.I think the crowd would have reacted better if they had said they travelled the country dogging.
dave123456 said:
Gigamoons said:
trickywoo said:
Hondashark said:
Is it just me that feels that, unless you're poorly, having a meal in bed is a bit wierd.
Its weird AF unless you are in hospital.I think the crowd would have reacted better if they had said they travelled the country dogging.
For a period of time, our bedroom had the best TV and home cinema system in the house (we were renovating the house and I always ensure the master bed and main bathroom are done first - makes for more pleasant living). So when watching the latest blockbusters it made more sense to watch it in there than in the living room on the "that'll do for now" set up. This meant that we occasionally had a takeaway pizza (for the avoidance of doubt, from a proper Italian restaurant run by proper Bedfordshire Italians) tucked up in bed with a movie.
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