I know how to change a light bulb, I really do
you know you've spent too much time cheerleading your husband's professional achievements and boosting his male ego glorifying his once-a-month vacuum cleaning the house when you ask him to help you change the kitchen light bulb and he actually thinks it's because you cannot do it by yourself. what do you do then? I am just the tiniest bit resentful. after all, I knew it. since I've been publicly claiming that being a SAHM is a full-time job, my husband sometimes presumes my IQ equals the pink Hello Kitty apron I wear all day. I read People and Instyle magazines more feverishly than Le Monde newspaper, buy all my pants in junior's sections and 99% of the sustained conversations I have engaged in lately included the words pediatricians, diapers, grocery shopping, pimples and bikes. wait. I mean bikes for kids.
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Check out my cute yogurt nephew on M's blog.
Did you say you have a PINK HELLO KITTY APRON and that you buy your pants IN THE JUNIORS SECTION?!
You are skinny AND cool. I can't take it.
(I have a red hello kitty purse. It's awesome.)
I have been asking K to change the lightbulb above the stairs for FOUR DAYS! Last night he said --"can't you do it?"
(I don't want to stand on a ladder over the stairs!)
can't I do it.....sheesh. FOUR DAYS.
Well I have learn what he will and will not do, laundry,yes. dishes, no stinken way. And for that I should get a hello kitty apron too!
But I don't have small kids that need there mommy, so I fully understand. Just wait until you can train them to do your dirty work!
We simply MUST have a photo of the Hello Kitty apron...
Ok, my point, where did it go? Oh yeah. Run with it. Play dumb. "I don't do anything all day, that's why the dishes are piled up and there's no dinner on the table or clean clothes in your closet. Can you watch the kids? I really need to take a nap, all this doing nothing makes me tired..."
teehee.