Sentences with phrase «husband takes out the trash»

When my husband takes out the trash, we always get a good laugh out of the massive diaper sausage it creates.

Not exact matches

my husband never leaves the toilet seat up, and actually always puts even the lid down so that i don't have to always have a clear view of the inside of the s ** ter; is a very good cook; and takes out the trash (and the recycling) 9 times to my 1.

«But it's not about the trash,» says the wife to the husband after ongoing acrimony over who took out the garbage last.

My husband and I are both capable of cooking, doing laundry, pushing a vacuum cleaner, and taking out the trash.

Luckily my husband noticed his cellphone in the trash before he took the garbage out: / and one time hubby's wallet was lost for a week before he noticed it on the stairs leading to the basement (had been thrown over the baby gate).

Sure she cares for her family and inspires her students, and rather than lash out at her confessing husband, she only shows frustration when he takes a couple of her beloved books in his move out (or stuffing his flowers in the trash can).

Betty Shelley doesn't have to remind her husband to take out the trash much.

If you are angry with each other, it could be that your hurt feelings stem deeper than your husband not taking out the trash or your wife texting you constantly.

Focus on the positive things your husband does, like mowing the yard, rather than the things he doesn't, like take out the trash.

I «m a thankful person so it comes naturally to me — to thank my husband every day — from taking out the trash, cooking dinner, giving me a massage, driving me to do errands, for loving me, for understanding me, for being patient with me, for everything.

In couples heading for divorce, the wife's opening statement is usually made in the form of a criticism (a global attack on the husband's character such as, «You're lazy and never do anything around the house») rather than a specific complaint («You didn't take out the trash last night»).