"Promote the benefits not the features" she says.This 'lecturing' takes place at home as well where I guess she practises on me.
"Don't use passive language" she tells me if I say things like:
It just got lost.
It just got broken.
It must have fallen over - etc.
I was reminded of this when emptying the dishwasher and a favourite glass of hers 'just got broken'.
No doubt I will be accused of breaking it on her return but I didn't break it. Honest. It just got broken.
Her answer of course will be that I didn't load the dishwasher properly and therefore I was at fault.
Sheesh! Living with women can be really hard.*
Robert, in his latest and probably soon to be deleted post laments how his wife berates him:
"Do you think I could find my 200 mg glass" she said " after I asked you to put it in the lower cupboard. That's why I don't let you do things for me, you don't do them right".
This I understand. Some favourite sayings of The Old Girl are:
If you want something done properly you have to do it yourself.
Did you look properly for it or did you look like a man?
Are you sure you vacuumed?
So that's how you load a dishwasher. Really?
Plus many more.
* But, it is really worthwhile.
4 comments:
"* But, it is really worthwhile."
Is that a safety net just in case Lynn reads this post?
Personally, I don't take any nonsense from Shelley.*
* because she is so easy to live with and takes everything I say seriously
Of course it was a safety net.
I might be getting old and doddery but I'm not stupid.
And then they go and have an abortion and upset our man rules. Women are funny.
Robert that's wrong on so many levels. You amaze me. You can add sexism and chauvinism to your portfolio.
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