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oh aw, you have a "spy" daughter!!!!! Kids just totally spoil all our fun and fantasies. Never mind-continue with your thoughts. Your daughter can't intrude on them!!!

LOL Kay, I'm looking forward to it so that I can have some 'me' time. Get the booze in, together with the dancing girls ;-)

However, I have a strange notion that she will set her watchdog on me, aka our daughter :-D :-D :-D :-D

Ah well, the fantasy was nice for as long as it lasted which was for as long as ice on the desert sand :-D

Sharron,

I would so love to be a fly on your wall at times. It'd be very entertaining!!

Allan,
I would think your request more than perfectly reasonable considering she's planning on DESERTING you for a whole six days!!!!!!

(Said tongue in cheek!!!) ;-)

Lol, Allan, I would have been quite verbal, but in saying that hubby has in the past drawn a route from my chair to the kitchen in case I felt the urge to do some cooking.

OH is hoping to go to South Australia at the end of April for a six day holiday with a few other ladies from her sewing group; whether this actually happens remains to be seen, with interstate borders opening and closing more times than a flasher's coat.

I asked her if she would cook enough meals for me and freeze them so that I could still eat whilst she is away. :-D

Well! The reaction, the language and I thought that it was a perfectly reasonable request on my behalf :-D :-D :-D

Totally unreasonable behaviour on his part Sharron, I hope you've given him "the look" :-D

The reason mine knows where the kitchen is is that it is a better option than starvation.

I wouldn't complain too much Sharron - at least he made your lunch. Don't think my OH even knows where the kitchen is! :-|

Kath. x

OH was making sandwiches for lunch.

He asked me what I would like in mine and I asked if he would mind doing a cheese spread and cucumber one.

When I bit into it , it was sandwich spread and cucumber which would have been fine if my mouth was not expecting cheese spread.