Niggles and smiles.

A friend who takes her shoes off in the hallway ☺ but the puts her feet up on my sofa, even summer with bare feet ?which is totally rude.

My Chrismas rose which is blooming beautifully even after being hacked back last year. ?

DH ‘making’ the tea which involves getting out the mugs, teapot, cosy and tray (we are dead posh ?), then he switches on the overfilled kettle and wanders off............ If I don’t get up and make the tea at this point the kettle would be reboiled when he comes back. He seems to have been born without an Eco button.
Big smile that despite his health problems he is still around to wander off and re boil the kettle!

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Facebook 'look at me posters.
DD and Sil offering to come over on Saturday night and cook us a lovely meal as a thank you for the help we give with childcare. Lovely.

My H loads the dishwasher but does it completely wrong half the time I have to rearrange it or rewash it ?
On the other hand my orchid has bloomed and my son is feeling well after his vasectomy ?

Gypsyqueen13 don’t apologise that’s so sad. I lost my son 10 years ago, still have his mug in my cupboard.
I don’t have a dishwasher but if h washes up he throws plates cups saucers knives and forks in the soapy water.
But at least he is washing up so I don’t moan. (I just give them a rinse)

Why do men always load the dishwasher from the front? On the other hand, my snowdrops are blooming.

Niggle - my husband cutting himself a slice of bread and then putting the board away with the crumbs still on it.
Smile - the sight of the spring flowers coming out, so welcome after a dreary winter. Just waiting for it to warm up a bit so I can get out there.

Walking in London this week, people always expecting me to be the one to move out of their way even though I walk with a stick, or they walk into me! No other niggles. Seeing the first daffs and primroses.

People licking their fingers constantly when they are eating.
?Gorgeous sunshine today

My niggle: Black fluff from DH's work socks on my cream bedroom carpet .

Smiles: A vase of fresh Daffodils, aka Happy yellow flowers by my DGD's.

They all put every light on no matter how bright a day. No one opens the window or puts the fan on whilst having a shower.

Nice visiting cat at the window.

Todays niggle, H eating his morning toast or lunchtime sandwich and not holding the plate so that when he gets up from the armchair it's full of crumbs.
Todays smile D's ex has sent her pics of DGSx2. They have changed so much in the 12 mths since we last saw them. He's letting her phone them this evening too

Funny true story for you. When my daughter was a student she shared a flat with five boys. She had to nag them to keep the kitchen clean. One boy had left it in a tip and she told him to clean up, or else. Later he called her to inspect his work. All was good except for a coffee cup on the table. She asked why he hadn't washed it. He replied "it wasn't mine, I don't drink coffee". Male logic!

Agree with a couple of other ladies. Husbands dont see things that need doing domestically unless they are pointed out to them. Most dishes go in dishwasher, but the sink could be full of baking trays, good glasses waiting to be washed etc. and they could sit there a week and DH wouldnt notice! And things put on the side of the stairs ready to be taken up by the next person going. They'd sit there forever if I didn't take them. I once put toilet rolls in the middle of one of the steps and my hubby stepped over them when he went upstairs!

gillybob
Yes my H does the same all those bits of fluff so now I make him hoover upstairs ?

As I don't have a husband, I'll moan about other women's. Why do men stand in the daftest places in the supermarket when it's busy, oblivious to what's going on around them?

Bulbs coming through, honeysuckle sprouting?

Mine is the regular greeting I receive in the kitchen when I see the entire contents of the dishwasher, cleaned overnight and removed from said dishwasher but let on top of the work surfaces for me to put away - he can just about manage cutlery but the rest - dishes, cooking utensils, he leaves saying he doesn't know where they go. But I think there is one niggle that overshadows even that and it's when the words "I've done it for you" are uttered when he's talking about putting the bins out, or locking the doors at night - grrr

I found and empty toilet roll middle on the bathroom floor. Enough said, he might find it in his lunch box !!!

Te constant refrain from the study- Any chance of a cup of coffee? He KNOWS how to work the sodding coffee machine!
Things get put in the fridge that do NOT need to go in there
He has had the dining room table covered in his hobby stuff since Christmas- Oh I could go on & on!
Luckily he will not be working from home much longer ( I hope!!)
BUT the moon last night was gorgeous & we had 6 long tailed tits on the bird feeder this morning plus a beautiful fox bitch sitting on the lawn sunning herself next to my cat who usually chases her off.

Niggle OH loading dishwasher wrongly. Putting damp towels in the laundry basket.

Smile, snowdrops, crocuses and periwinkles. Saw for the first time ever a rare Hawfinch in the garden. And some adorable marsh tits. And the doc says I definitely haven't got shingles again.

People who leave used plates, mugs etc. on the draining board to the left of the sink, instead of on the kitchen table top to the right. I'm right handed, so I wash up from right to left and my niggle is having to move stuff off the clean draining board .

Smile: introduced myself to newish neighbour yesterday who was out walking his dog. The minute he heard about DH's broken collar bone he immediately offered to come and help with anything that was too heavy for me to cope with, as he is young and strong. Big smile, still smiling inside.
It transpires my big bad bold cat still walks in and out of that garden as if he owns it, and is welcome to do so. He apparently sits down when he sees the dog and waits for it to trot up and sniff him, and he sniffs back. We're talking about a half-grown German shepherd here, so it is nice to meet a well-mannered young man with a VERY well trained dog. Really big smile both on the inside and outside of me.

The only niggles I can think of are crumbs on the kitchen worktop when OH is making toast and all the sugar he manages to spill in the small distance from the sugar canister to his teacup! Apart from that he seems to be very well trained

Have some lovely goldfinches in the garden every day

I don't know how my H has the time to be married to all of you.......

Mercedes - yes Sugar - why does he shake the sugar bowl over his porridge instead of using a spoon like normal people? He says that he clears it up, but I know differently.

Pittcity I bet he's not allowed to do that when he's with you

The sun's shining and he's putting in a fruit tree