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lawsonmugs 08-23-2011 08:50 AM

He needs to get his priorities straight!!!!lol Got one of my own. Mary

Debra Mc 08-23-2011 09:23 AM

Well when it is late & everbody is starving we have breakfast for supper. It is fast & easy.

Jingle 08-23-2011 09:28 AM

I sometimes cook a lot of something on Sundays and we eat leftovers for lunches or suppers. I try to keep peanut butter or ham on hand for sandwiches. Once in a while we eat bagged salads or cereal for supper. I find the older I get the less I like to cook very often. Been cooking for about 53 yrs.

karate lady 08-23-2011 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by craftybear
humm,

men they just don't get it, ha ha

I always tell him I am busy on the computer (for my day job)
1. finding links for all of you
*** Total number of users: 33315

2. working on my blogs
3. finding recipes for my recipe blog

it is a never ending job, rofl

so I will go fix supper and find links afterwards see you later!

feed him and then tell him how many of us depend on you for all the info you get us. You are a newbies best friend. (also some of the oldies too) lol

karate lady 08-23-2011 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by Debra Mc
Well when it is late & everbody is starving we have breakfast for supper. It is fast & easy.

do that a lot.....

patimint 08-23-2011 10:25 AM

I read "my dear hubby is coming home" and thought how wonderful you have a dear hubby to cook for. I have one now, but have twice lost a dear hubby, and if you think it is hard to stop what you are doing to fix the darling dinner, just imagine how sad it is to have to fix dinner for one. Just rambling on, count your blessings, use the crockpots and make it a bbq night once a week (men don't seem to mind cooking if they can grill something on the bbq)

jad1044 08-23-2011 11:05 AM

If I put my sewing or computering before mine - I'd have a new place to abide in - so it's easier to feed him and let him sleep in his chair when finished eating - than to move all this stuff!!! lol

nannyrick 08-23-2011 11:30 AM

Why do they always have to have dinner at dinnertime, LOL.
I,m still sewing or on the QB.

Homemother 08-23-2011 12:31 PM

This is too funny! As I was reading this thread, my husband called and he's on his way home! It's Tuesday afternoon. I've got to hustle downstairs and get dinner together because that makes him feel really special and loved. Seriously, this man ignores all my clutter as long as I have a decent meal on the table for him. Someone says food, his ears and eyes perk up. He loves to walk in and smell dinner cooking! On the days I'm out working or away in Nether Nether Land, I throw dinner in the crock pot and everyone is happy. They get fed and I get to eat leftovers of my choice! Win-win.

Lynneander 08-23-2011 12:47 PM

I am one of the fortunate ones. My husband makes lunch every day for both of us. I'm not a big dinner person, nor is he, but if we do want to have that meal, he is always willing to make whatever we want. Like I said, I'm one of the lucky women!


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