How nice it is to have a husband to come home and mow the lawn

[prolesunited]

After years of doing it myself, it's nice to pawn it off on someone who enjoys it more.

What tasks (no, not that) are you grateful to have a spouse take care of?

[dysfunctional press]

1. is that some kind of double-entendre...?

or are you referring to the actual lawn...? :evilgrin:

[prolesunited]

2. Umm... no

he really mowed the lawn when he got home from work. I already had left for work, where I'm sitting now, so what you are suggesting would not have even been possible.

[Deja Q]

3. I'll let you know.

I do things on my own and I'm better for it. I don't need to rely on people. I don't need the betrayal.

(and no, not that)

:rofl:

[prolesunited]

5. I relied on myself my entire adult life

and am perfectly capable of it. So, I don't *need* to rely on someone else. I'm just saying it's nice to have someone share the workload for a change.

But, he already has betrayed me, I guess, by mowing the lawn of the old Italian lady across the street. :P

[dolo amber]

4. Trash!!

:bounce:

I have this weird thing where I have to be able to see my feet when I'm walking down stairs, or there's a very good chance I'll not be able to tell which foot is where and thus plunge to my death. Trash was always a big sticking point with me where stairs were involved, as I'm all of 5 ft tall and most full trash bags are a good 3. But darling hedges and his lanky 6'3" ass is very willing to do it for me as long as I bellow like a walrus remind him when it needs done. :thumbsup:

[prolesunited]

6. No stairs involved

but I'll pass on that one, too.

Amazingly, he sees a full trash bag and takes it out all on his own accord.

I do think not being able to smoke in the house is part of the reason it gets done -- it provides him with an excuse to go out and light one.

I'm glad you have someone to help, too. I would have to see you die on a heap of garbage. What an unceremonious end.