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21 March 2010

A little window into my life....

I am up at 6 am on Sunday, having breakfast and getting ready to go to work.  I wash a pear.  I need to dry that pear.  I look for paper towels..in the oven...In the oven??!! Yes, in the oven.

My husband was never much of a 'bachelor'.  He kept his apartment clean.  He did his laundry and dishes.  He did not own oversized leather furniture.  Even his large TV is of modest proportion.  But he did and still does keep paper towels and toilet paper in the oven.  I thought this was unique to him, until my sister confessed that her boo also keeps paper goods in the oven...**

Um...guys, what is up with this?  It is just plain weird....

** Correction:  I misremembered the facts as my sister presented them.  It was not her boo who keeps paper goods in the oven but her boo's friend who keeps his home brewing materials in the dishwasher.  Sorry for the misrepresentation Mr. P.
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