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  • coolconfidentme
    Daycare.com Member
    • Oct 2012
    • 1541

    #31
    I call my hubby Moses.., cause he moseys around. A newborn infant is quicker than him some days. I'm fast forward any given day & he's Moses! (He's the most giving man you will ever meet though.)

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    • MarinaVanessa
      Family Childcare Home
      • Jan 2010
      • 7211

      #32
      Mine wants to come home to a clean house. Cleaning a house with preschoolers and infants playing in it is like brushing your teeth with an oreo cookie.

      He comes home, looks around, takes a deep breath and then heads straight for the sink full of daycare dishes. I don't like to be bothered when I'm cleaning so I do it when the kids are gone but he'll start doing it as soon as he comes home (without asking) and pulls the "what am I? Your slave?" Routine and I'm like "Buddy, I didn't ask you to do them" ::

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      • Unregistered

        #33
        My husband is a terrible driver and it's irritating and at times scary to ride with.

        My husband has a raggedy, unkempt goatee that is usually half beard. He never shapes it, and today at a family birthday I looked at him and thought he looked like he had a raccoon butt on his face.

        He has a heart of gold but sometimes looks like he just crawled out of a cave. Ugh!

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        • Childminder
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 1500

          #34
          My biggest pet peeve is when DH uses the kitchen and leaves the knives on the counter...GRRRR! I tell him that State is going to come in and cite me but it doesn't sink in.

          Another kitchen thing he does that irritates me is when he does the dishes and leaves puddles of water all around the sink counter and cannot wipe off the table or counter tops. I never have said a thing because I am so grateful for his having washed the dishes.
          I see little people.

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          • childcaremom
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • May 2013
            • 2955

            #35
            Originally posted by Unregistered

            My husband has a raggedy, unkempt goatee that is usually half beard. He never shapes it, and today at a family birthday I looked at him and thought he looked like he had a raccoon butt on his face.
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            My husband has gone from a beard (think Duck Dynasty) to the same length but goatee. It is shaped and he primps it but I still think it looks awful.

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            • mythrreemiracles
              New Daycare.Com Member
              • Apr 2014
              • 12

              #36
              One word. ...LAUNDRY!!!!
              HIS definition of doing laundry is starting a huge load of items of ALL sorts...ya know...delicates go with SHOES mixed with towels...kids uniforms, etc....THEN putting them all in the dryer for what seems like hours before i find out when i open the dryer door to everything literally falling out on the floor!!
              Errrrr... yes....could always be worse but still...he is on probation from doing laundry.
              ..f o r e v e r!!!

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              • Tdhmom
                Daycare.com Member
                • Jun 2013
                • 314

                #37
                Originally posted by coolconfidentme
                I call my hubby Moses.., cause he moseys around. A newborn infant is quicker than him some days. I'm fast forward any given day & he's Moses! (He's the most giving man you will ever meet though.)
                Mine is slow too! We are late to EVERYTHING because of him! His excuse..."it's my life and I'm not always going to be in a rush" wwweeeelllllll in my eyes it's just being polite to show up on time and maybe even a few minutes early I always tell he's going to be late to his own funeral ::

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                • coolconfidentme
                  Daycare.com Member
                  • Oct 2012
                  • 1541

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Tdhmom
                  Mine is slow too! We are late to EVERYTHING because of him! His excuse..."it's my life and I'm not always going to be in a rush" wwweeeelllllll in my eyes it's just being polite to show up on time and maybe even a few minutes early I always tell he's going to be late to his own funeral ::
                  Sometimes I tell "Moses" we have to be there at 6 when in fact we don't have to be there until 7.

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                  • Chellieleanne
                    Daycare.com Member
                    • May 2014
                    • 187

                    #39
                    Originally posted by spinnymarie
                    My husband loves to come home and pass out candy... and then leave again! Argh!
                    My husband does the same thing. He comes home on his lunch break, gives candy or other treats out and riles the kids up before he leaves. Letting me deal with the crazy

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                    • TaylorTots
                      Daycare.com Member
                      • Dec 2013
                      • 609

                      #40
                      My kids did this in the morning - left their room lights on and the bathroom light on. Since it was upstairs I didn't catch it until I laid the infant/toddlers down in pack and plays up there. So, I took out the lightbulbs after saying it 90 thousand times and trying many other things. They had their light-sensing nightlights and the big hall light that I can turn off from downstairs to get dressed by. I realize I am teaching "don't use the light" instead of "turn off the light" but it has made me sane again.

                      Not sure if your DH would react to you removing lightbulbs ::

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                      • Tdhmom
                        Daycare.com Member
                        • Jun 2013
                        • 314

                        #41
                        Originally posted by TaylorTots
                        My kids did this in the morning - left their room lights on and the bathroom light on. Since it was upstairs I didn't catch it until I laid the infant/toddlers down in pack and plays up there. So, I took out the lightbulbs after saying it 90 thousand times and trying many other things. They had their light-sensing nightlights and the big hall light that I can turn off from downstairs to get dressed by. I realize I am teaching "don't use the light" instead of "turn off the light" but it has made me sane again.

                        Not sure if your DH would react to you removing lightbulbs ::
                        :: if it didn't mess with me being able to get ready I would totally do this!!! What a great idea!!!

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                        • melilley
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 5155

                          #42
                          Originally posted by mythrreemiracles
                          One word. ...LAUNDRY!!!!
                          HIS definition of doing laundry is starting a huge load of items of ALL sorts...ya know...delicates go with SHOES mixed with towels...kids uniforms, etc....THEN putting them all in the dryer for what seems like hours before i find out when i open the dryer door to everything literally falling out on the floor!!
                          Errrrr... yes....could always be worse but still...he is on probation from doing laundry.
                          ..f o r e v e r!!!
                          Mine will stick it in the washer and sometimes in the dryer, but.....he will do a small load and it's mostly his stuff. Half of the time there's a few loads down there. Oh and he leaves his pile of dirty clothes on my bedroom floor and wonders why his work clothes sometimes don't get washed.

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                          • melilley
                            Daycare.com Member
                            • Oct 2012
                            • 5155

                            #43
                            Originally posted by childcaremom
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                            My husband has gone from a beard (think Duck Dynasty) to the same length but goatee. It is shaped and he primps it but I still think it looks awful.
                            Mine does the same thing, especially during hockey season! Some guys look great in beards, my dh, not so much..

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                            • TaylorTots
                              Daycare.com Member
                              • Dec 2013
                              • 609

                              #44
                              My DH once told me that men realize if they do something wrong enough times or bad enough, yes - they will get in trouble but they will also never have to do that task again (e.g. the laundry probation above).

                              So...perhaps you have a very cunning husband, not a careless one ::

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                              • melilley
                                Daycare.com Member
                                • Oct 2012
                                • 5155

                                #45
                                Originally posted by butterfly
                                My biggest pet peeve about my dh:

                                He's too damn sweet and sexy.

                                I love him so much. He's an amazing dad and husband. No, I'm not a newlywed, but it feels like it most days. Praise God! happyface
                                lovethis How sweet, this brought a smile to my face!

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