I might keep Mr Bob
When I got home yesterday (21 days solid in the lab for those keeping track at home), the house was clean, Spike was scrubbing the floor and Mr Bob was opening me a beer. It was nice.
Now Mr Bob is quite good with housework, (sually better than me), but yesterday he surpassed himself. Dinner was planned (Roast chicken stuffed with wild rice, brocalli with grated romano and baked potatoes) and not only that, dinner was shopped and planned for the next two days as well (Crockpot tonight and stirfry the next night). Not only that, but he did the laundry AND changed the sheets on the bed. He usually doesn't do that level of planning.
I think the absence of food in the house over the last while has got to him. (Usually I plan the meals/grocery etc, but I really haven't done anything lately except work-oh and make cookies in one evening of domesticity)
In other news, there is no news on the job front, but my project that I start in January is very cool (for NASA) and my teaching is nearly over so work is ticking along.
I'm kinda freaking out about the 2 1/2 weeks we are taking off at Christmas. I think that's too long, but I guess I'll get over that feeling once I start eating vast quantities of cheese.

9 Comments:
Yay Mr. Bob! I had a party attendee that insisted on doing dishes while his wife continued to sober up.
Makes me realize how NOT helpful Chris is.
Mr Bob was raised by his dad for several years. I think this helped him realise that woman don't do all the housework.
We have always shared, but I'm a bit more organised about some things. (I care more about food)
I've always love Mr. Bob. He had me when he kicked that car.
I think it's because you have been putting out lately.
*wonders if Zombs had cameras installed*
If you ever decide to not keep Mr. Bob, I'll take him!
Not that I'm complaining about Mr. Nutz, mind you, but it would be nice if the two of them can split up the work so I don't have to do anything. *grin*
Mr. Bob sounds like a keeper. You know, if he can find a job.
Um, I don't know that you care more about food than Mr. Bob. He gets hungry a lot.
He cooks you things like Roast chicken stuffed with wild rice, broccoli with grated romano and baked potatoes?
*weeps*
Hmmmmmmm let's see. What has my DH ever cooked me?
*crickets*
Oh yeah. He cooked me scrambled eggs when I was recovering from an operation 4 years ago.
*weeps some more*
Coco is right. Mr Bob does eat a lot. However when we are living apart my typical dinner is
Aspargus and shrimp drizzled with vinegerette.
Mr Bob's dinner
boiled potatoes with pepper.
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