I have John set to work putting up more shelves in the kitchen. See how much I love him? I prevent him getting bored. Nothing worse than boredom.
I mean during the week he is busy busy busy. Meetings, giving talks, travelling and what happens when he gets home?
Nothing.
I fix that and make sure he has plenty to do.
A change is as good as a rest they say.
After all my week is hard too. It is quite a hard task thinking up things to keep him occupied when he is here.
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This is a most amusing post!
Don't they say "Idle hands are the Devil's workshop?" I firmly believe in keeping my husband's hands--and the rest of him--well occupied. ;)
Ah, Colin, you are so good to him! I hope he fully appreciates all you do for him!
And what would the shelves be for??
John truly is a lucky man having you at home thinking of ways to keep boredom at bay.
:-)
just so you know, I fnd it funny, what you wrote.
Or parallels in how our life changes arevisible again.
My week was filled with a stealth project, I am working at every day at the moment, and it is exhausting, but rewarding. Then I feel like cleaning all the grime in the kitchen, do some yummy baking (for others, who dont have that many allergies). Geeting things done, feeling accomplished and chasing around Nils :-)
Both of us feel as free as never before, even though there are many things to accomplish.
Onwards with a happy, fulfilling life despite the gloomy past.
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