A husband that cooks!
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
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He thinks it sounds silly but I think the same of my hubby.
I wish my hubby cooked something other than franks and beans.......he does clean up but he needs an advisory committee to properly proceed. The way to a woman's heart is through her stomach!! (or at least pick up a sponge and look determined).
Is he....
oh no....
left-handed?
(the word verification for this comment, to make certain that I am not a spammer, is a 5-letter word starting with f, acceptable for classroom use, that means the same thing as a 4-letter word starting with s, not acceptable for classroom use. The stuff I wade through to leave a comment here!)
Jonathan
I may print this off and use it as a "see...other men cook" piece of incentive!
But...does he do dishes, too?
He not only does dishes, he does laundry and shops.
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