DH calls me yesterday after work & says his friend called & wants to hang out. Now, our kitchen sink drain has been torn apart since it started leaking Sunday. So, I haven't been able to use the sink since then. DH made 2 trips to Home Depot Wed. night for tools & parts and still didn't have it finished. So, no DH, you can't go hang out w/ your friends until you get the sink put back together. It's a huge PITA for me to be w/out a kitchen sink. He finally finished fixing it last night, then sat down to play a Wii game. I made supper, let the dogs out repeatedly, did dishes, etc. while he was sitting on his @ss playing his game. I was even nice enough to bring his plate out to him. And every time I walked in the family room, I was getting yelled at b/c I had to walk in front of the TV & block the game sensor and he was dying in the game.
Fast forward to 9 pm. I get up to go to bed. Dogs all want out. Ok, DH, your turn. He threw a hissy fit about that. I let 1 dog out, then took the other 3 to bed with me. I ask DH to come to bed since he's laying on the couch almost asleep. He says no, he's watching TV. At 4:30 am he finally wakes up & comes to bed, waking me up in the process. I tell him to go downstairs & bring up the other dog so she doesn't get into the garbage. He says she won't, and if she does he'll clean it up. Yeah, right. Not 10 minutes later I hear a plate hit the floor. It's DH's dinner plate that he never took out to the kitchen. The dog ate the leftovers. So now he's mad at me b/c I made him go back downstairs at 4:30 am to get the dog & clean up the mess. Then he gets up for work at 6:00. He's late leaving b/c he can't find his keys & has to take my key to his truck. I tell him there's a reason I have a little shelf w/ hooks hanging beside the front door. He gets mad again & tells me to stop being a b!tch. Then he leaves.
Really? I do all the housework, most of the cooking, all the laundry, and take care of all our pets, minus the litter box. Which hasn't been cleaned in almost a month. Is it too much to ask him to keep track of his own d@mn keys? And what's he going to do when the baby gets here? I'll be too busy looking after a kid, 4 dogs, 3 cats, & a house to keep track of all his stuff.
Re: When will our DH's learn that listening to us is a good idea?